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Finalists compete for the first $100,000 prize; videos include a bacon-loving beagle; cellphone siesta; boy on roller coaster; Frisbee-catching dog; hungry llamas; cranky kid in choir; a boy who dances in the outfield; face swapping.
Finalists compete for the first $100,000 prize; videos include a bacon-loving beagle; cellphone siesta; boy on roller coaster; Frisbee-catching dog; hungry llamas; cranky kid in choir; a boy who dances in the outfield; face swapping.
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