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Published 2/28/2008 at Yahoo! News: Music News

AP - "There was a melancholy feel to the `70s. I was so into the bicentennial. No joke. I bought a Liberty Bell necklace that was pewter. It was like a prized possession." — Will Ferrell, who stars in the new film "Semi-Pro," about a fictional ABA basketball team, which is set in the '70s. (link)

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