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  1. Literature: In The Notebook, Nicholas Sparks explores the complexities of social class differences and the societal norms that threaten to tear the protagonists apart. Similarly, in Twilight, Stephenie Meyer's depiction of a human-vampire romance sparked debate and discussion about the implications of interspecies relationships.
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