| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The 1950's saw the end of Hollywood's classic noir period, but in writing The Long Goodbye, Chandler asserted that his Los Angeles private eye and eternal cynic Philip Marlowe was far from finished even if the decade that made him famous was a memory and the city that inspirited him was gradually losing its sunny, stylish youth to the smog-asphyxiated, television-dominated pit of the modern age.
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