"romaction" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2010 July 6, “How movies became love, camera, action”, in The Sydney Morning Herald",
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          "text": "Like the “romaction” genre that fuses relationships and car crashes (think “Date Night” and “Knight and Day”), hard-R comedies like “The Hangover,” “Bad Teacher” and last year’s “Ted” appeal both to young women and their male companions, a “two-quadrant” win that made studio suits swoon.",
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