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Hazel gives a winning sweepstakes ticket to the Salvation Army.
Hazel gives a winning sweepstakes ticket to the Salvation Army.
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S4, EP24 "Hazel's Inquisitive Mind"Both George and Hazel conspire to get a new client for George's business.
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