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Reunion Rumors Shut Down: On November 29th, 1991, inside the Capitol Tokyo Hotel in Tokyo, Japan, George Harrison held a press conference alongside Eric Clapton ahead of their Japanese tour. When asked by reporters about recurring media claims of a Beatles reunion, Harrison firmly dismissed the idea, stating that the group ceased to exist after John Lennon's passing. With his iconic dry humor, George quipped that Paul McCartney only stoked reunion rumors whenever he needed publicity, while jokingly adding that Paul and Ringo might still show up at his Tokyo shows.

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