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...and the victim obtains it.
Joseph, I've found yer coat, lad.
What a change of fortune....
Everyone should try doing that a bit more often, not just drivers.
Two points:...
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Yeah, I only skimmed it, for that very reason. There should be a label warning the public affixed to these NSOs (newspaper shaped objects).
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