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A notable episode is available from Houston Public Media, based in the area. The episode is titled Clash of the Titans and is numbered 2627. It is also referred to as The Bohr-Einstein Debates, suggesting a discussion or debate between two prominent figures. Further details about this episode can be found through Houston Public Media, serving the Spring, TX area.
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Episode: 2627 Clash of the Titans: The Bohr-Einstein Debates. Today, a clash of titans.
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