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A limousine driver needs to go back to driving school; a girl tries to mail her brother; a hungry youngster cannot wait until the cookies are done baking; a man gives his baby a pacifier that looks like a rat.
A limousine driver needs to go back to driving school; a girl tries to mail her brother; a hungry youngster cannot wait until the cookies are done baking; a man gives his baby a pacifier that looks like a rat.
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