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How I Met Your Mother might seem like harmless sitcom fun, but it's now directly responsible for two entries in the far more egregious "thirtysomethings moping into adulthood" genre.

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Posted: Thu, Sep. 27, 2012, 2:20 PM

Liberal Arts

City Paper Grade: C-

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