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Casey Kasem's countdowns rocked our world

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You can divide the world into two kinds of people: Those whose hearts cracked a little bit last weekend at the news that Casey Kasem was doing his final radio countdown of the hits, and those who said, ''Casey who?'' OK, there's probably a third group, maybe the largest of all -- the ones who said, ``What's radio?''

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