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There is also a critically acclaimed move with this title "[[The Last Hurrah]]", based upon a [[novel]] by American writer [[Edwin O'Connor]].
 
There is also a critically acclaimed move with this title "[[The Last Hurrah]]", based upon a [[novel]] by American writer [[Edwin O'Connor]].
  
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The or A "Last Hurrah", used as a Noun, means a final appearance or effort, especially at the end of a career.

There is also a critically acclaimed move with this title "The Last Hurrah", based upon a novel by American writer Edwin O'Connor.