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Landlords say a woman's cat caused a lot of damage, while she says the animal died shortly after moving in; a niece damaged a car her aunt rented for her, and the vehicle's owner was unaware that the niece was driving it.
Landlords say a woman's cat caused a lot of damage, while she says the animal died shortly after moving in; a niece damaged a car her aunt rented for her, and the vehicle's owner was unaware that the niece was driving it.
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