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Taylor Swift - Patient Zero (Official Music Video)

The official music video for “Patient Zero” by Taylor Swift, from The Life of a Showgirl: The Encore. 

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Credits:
Direction - Taylor Swift
Cinematography - Emmanuel Lubezki
Producer - Jil Hardin
Editing - Chancler Haynes
Production Design - Ethan Tobman
1st AD - Eric Topper
Visual Effects - parliament
Production Company - Merman & Taylor Swift Productions


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Taylor Swift · 1 day ago
Published on 2026-09-29 22:00:19

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TATA Safari

The Tata Safari is a mid-size SUV manufactured by the Indian automaker Tata Motors since 1998. The first-generation Safari was built as a seven-seater SUV with a folding third row and a big cabin; on the market, and it was positioned as a competitively priced alternative to other manufacturers of off-road vehicles.


With additional models such as the Indica city vehicle and the Safari, the Tata range expanded into new markets in the 1990s. The first-generation Safari debuted in India in 1998. Exports to Europe occurred in the same year, with sales in the United Kingdom done in 1999.

The European Safari differed from the Indian model in terms of extras, which were designed to fulfill the demands of European buyers. The bumpers were a different color than the rest of the bodywork. The moniker Safari was chosen to emphasize the vehicle's alleged off-road capabilities. In truth, the automobile was also intended for usage on the road. The Safari is 4.65 meters long from bumper to bumper, but the inclusion of the outside spare wheel brings the total length to 4.81 meters.