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Direct from the Oval Office: 
It was vandals.
All fake new the water is crystal clear and safe to drink.
We have solved all the world problems, inflation and there is no more unrest in the US.
The liner of blue was supposed to be removable, I intend to take it with me when I leave.
Its not true what they are saying about me and me buddy Val.

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