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This is Rina Mimoun's vanity card.

Visuals: In a forest, the word "Tsiporah" is seen on the ground. A bluebird is standing on top of the "T", and waves at the viewer.

Technique: 2D computer animation by Scott Williams at New Wave Entertainment.

Audio: The bird saying "Bye." (provided by Rina Mimoun herself) or the ending theme.

Availability: Seen on Privileged, the third season of Mistresses and The Girls on the Bus.

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