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Stop What You're Doing: A New 'Star Wars' Trailer Just Dropped People are losing their damn minds all over social media.

By Laura Entis

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If you somehow haven't been on social media in the past hour or so, this will be news to you: A new Star Wars trailer just dropped.

It's been four months since Disney released its teaser trailer for the film, and predictably, people are freaking out all over social media.

Twitter is now just a giant vat of emotions. All the feels.

Laura Entis is a reporter for Fortune.com's Venture section.

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