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‘Dragon Ball Z’ composer Nathan Johnson elected Texas attorney general

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The Hindu‘Dragon Ball Z’ composer Nathan Johnson elected Texas attorney general
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The former anime composer has made an unexpected transition from scoring Goku’s adventures to becoming Texas’ top lawyer, after winning the state’s attorney general election

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