"The Gift" [ [http://books.google.com/books?id=P3TxIQAACAAJ] . Warner Books, 1992. ISBN 0446516945.] is a novel by actor and author
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The Gift — may refer to:In film:* The Gift (1979 film), made for TV movie with Kevin Bacon * The Gift (1994 film), 30 minute made for TV film directed by Laura Dern * The Gift (2000 film), American movie directed by Sam Raimi * The Gift (2001 film), Science … Wikipedia
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