Which poet was associated with the literary group known as "The Movement" during the 1950s?

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"The Movement" was a group of British writers in the 1950s known for their anti-romantic and traditional style. Both Thom Gunn and Philip Larkin were prominent members of this group, whereas Dylan Thomas was not associated with it.

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Which poet was associated with the literary group known as "The Movement" during the 1950s?

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