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Beyonce performs "Single Ladies" at the 2009 MTV Video Music Awards in New York, September 13, 2009. REUTERS/Gary Hershorn

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    New interns called to duty for "ER"

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    Shiri Appleby, a cast member in the film ''Charlie Wilson's War'' , poses at the film's world premiere in Los Angeles, California December 10, 2007. REUTERS/ Fred Prouser

    LOS ANGELES (Hollywood Reporter) - NBC's "ER" has added four new cast members -- Shiri Appleby, Julian Morris, Emily Rose and Victor Rasuk -- for its upcoming final season.

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    The quartet will play new interns at County General Hospital on the medical drama.

    Appleby ("Roswell") and Morris ("Valkyrie," "Elite 8") will play siblings Daria and Andrew Wade; she's eager to learn, while he uses his charm to get ahead. Rose ("Brothers & Sisters") will play Tracy Martin, an ambitious, controlling intern, and Rasuk ("Stop-Loss") has been cast as the slightly nervous Ryan Sanchez.

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