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In “Roar,” there is no such thing as subtlety. The anthology series, premiering Friday on Apple TV+, takes its eight stories from Cecelia Ahern’s book of short stories of the same name. In one episode, a mother (Nicole Kidman) eats photographs to relive happy memories. In another, a trophy wife (Betty Gilpin) sits on a shelf for her husband to stare at all day. “There’s a literalization to

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