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Just Jared reports that Taylor Swift has premiered the music video for her new single "Patient Zero," with the 36-year-old superstar unveiling the project alongside an explanation of its meaning and the revelation that Cara Delevingne makes a surprise appearance. The video marks another entry in Swift's ongoing practice of embedding layered narratives and unexpected collaborators into her visual work, giving fans additional material to decode and discuss as the rollout continues.
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