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A young man says his teen girlfriend bit him during a dispute over a DVD; a young woman's car and the new puppy left in it are impounded when her father goes to jail for drunken driving.
A young man says his teen girlfriend bit him during a dispute over a DVD; a young woman's car and the new puppy left in it are impounded when her father goes to jail for drunken driving.
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