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    Toy Story 5 approaches $1 billion box office as Pixar lays off a bunch of staff - Yahoo

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    Toy Story 5 made $1 billion – Pixar is laying off artists anyway - Yahoo

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    Pixar layoffs: Animation studio hit hard as Disney axes several hundred employees - MSN

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    Toy Story 5 approaches $1 billion box office as Pixar lays off a bunch of staff

    Pixar and National Geographic are said to be the most affected departments as Disney cuts hundreds of employees.

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