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Our good trading partner spying on us?
Why... why... there must be gambling in Vegas, and apples grown in Wenatchee. I am shocked! Shocked!! Spying by the Chinese, who still have a communist government.
What will happen next? Karl Rove as commentator on tv network? Hah, that will never happen!!
I don't have to buy fiction. Facts are so much more interesting.
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