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Mark Hamill is willing to narrate chemistry paper on viral nanoparticles
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Please, oh please, oh please, in the Joker voice.
This will be even greater when he did Trump tweets as the Joker.
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The joker would get tired of reading something so boring. There would be interjections of him planning to destroy Batman.
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