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{"macro_cluster_id": 4, "domain_name": "Film, Television, and the Entertainment Industry", "description": "Related but not limited to cinema and television as creative industries and cultural forms, including actors and filmmakers, production and studio practices, genre traditions, festivals and awards, criticism and reception, distribution/box office, and regional film industries worldwide.", "overlap_note": "Naturally overlaps with popular culture, music and performing arts, media business and corporate strategy, cultural history, and journalism/criticism.", "raw_response": "{\n  \"domain_name\": \"Film, Television, and the Entertainment Industry\",\n  \"description\": \"Related but not limited to cinema and television as creative industries and cultural forms, including actors and filmmakers, production and studio practices, genre traditions, festivals and awards, criticism and reception, distribution/box office, and regional film industries worldwide.\",\n  \"overlap_note\": \"Naturally overlaps with popular culture, music and performing arts, media business and corporate strategy, cultural history, and journalism/criticism.\"\n}"}
{"macro_cluster_id": 5, "domain_name": "Comparative Politics and Political History", "description": "Related but not limited to political figures, parties, elections, governance institutions, and major political movements across countries and time periods, including political crises, constitutional debates, and activism. It also covers how regional and local politics connect to national leadership, public policy, and societal conflict.", "overlap_note": "Naturally overlaps with international relations, public policy and administration, legal/constitutional studies, social movements and human rights, and regional history.", "raw_response": "{\n  \"domain_name\": \"Comparative Politics and Political History\",\n  \"description\": \"Related but not limited to political figures, parties, elections, governance institutions, and major political movements across countries and time periods, including political crises, constitutional debates, and activism. It also covers how regional and local politics connect to national leadership, public policy, and societal conflict.\",\n  \"overlap_note\": \"Naturally overlaps with international relations, public policy and administration, legal/constitutional studies, social movements and human rights, and regional history.\"\n}"}
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