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Reality TV contestants may be fed lines through earpieces

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If a cast member suddenly sounds incredibly eloquent, they are probably cheating. Producers frequently utilize tiny wireless earpieces to dictate precise instructions, feed clever comebacks, or force contestants to bring up highly sensitive topics they would normally avoid.

Reality TV contestants may be fed lines through earpieces
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