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Dog continues to pursue Marco across Colorado; a tip sends Dog and his team racing south to Pueblo looking for a longtime associate of Marco's.
Dog continues to pursue Marco across Colorado; a tip sends Dog and his team racing south to Pueblo looking for a longtime associate of Marco's.
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S5, EP22 "The Searchers"Dog continues to pursue Marco across Colorado; a tip sends Dog and his team racing south to Pueblo looking for a longtime associate of Marco's.
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