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    The New Yorker‏Verified account @NewYorker Mar 2

    The Oscars for Best Picture and Best Director often go to the same movie. So why have two separate awards? http://nyer.cm/kyv8BNy pic.twitter.com/WwRtOquBgs

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      1. Ryan Lindauer‏ @CoachTonyDee Mar 2
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        4 of the last 5 best picture winners didnt win best director. get your shit together, @NewYorker

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      1. Stefania Mogollon‏ @Stefff22M Mar 2
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        Because "Often Go"

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      1. Dr John‏ @HonestDrJohn Mar 2
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        'often' not 'always' that's why.

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      1. Phil Vasquez‏ @tinpanalleypics Mar 2
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        I can not believe the extent to which your twitter content has become as brainless as Lifehacker. What kind of a stupid question is that? One is for direction the other is for production. Who that's into the Oscars or has watched them even once doesn't know that?

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      1. wdsteeves‏ @wdsteeves Mar 2
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        You rascal.

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      1. Irena Spasovic‏ @ISconfidential Mar 2
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        Yes, often but not always. 😇

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      1. The Lone Apple  🍎‏ @The_Lone_Apple Mar 2
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        The realist answer: Because the Academy Awards (like all awards) are BS. Completely subjective and there to give a pop to whoever are the favorites of the moment, people they want to encourage or those who are "owed" an award from the past.

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