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Amazon.com this week discounted select Blu-ray titles to as low as $14 in a bid to spur high-definition disc sales. Titles at $14 include Blade Runner at $14.95, 300 at $14.95, 3:10 to Yuma at $14.95, I Am Legend at $13.95, Total Recall at $13.95, Rambo: First Blood at $13.95, and Blood Diamond at $14.95.
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