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The South Carolina Primary will be held on January 21. Credit: Reuters/Jason Reed NEW YORK | Sun Feb 19, 2012 6:12pm EST NEW YORK (Reuters) - "The Colbert Report," the popular satirical news show that went on hiatus without explanation last week, will resume production on Monday, Comedy Central said. The network declined to comment on Sunday on social media reports that political satirist Stephen Colbert switched the show to reruns at the end of last week to care for his ailing 91-year-old mother, Lorna. "We are not commenting on any speculation about the nature of the cancellations last week," Comedy Central spokesman Steve Albini said in an email to Reuters. He said Colbert would be filming original episodes this week, starting with a show on Monday that features best-selling author Ann Patchett. Colbert turned to social media to thank fans for an outpouring of support after the abrupt switch to reruns ignited online speculation. 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