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Adoptive parents Evalyna, an Air Force veteran and member of the Blackfeet tribe, and Shawn, a detective and former bomb technician for the Army, from Great Falls, Mont., try to prove they have what it takes to take home a big payout.
Adoptive parents Evalyna, an Air Force veteran and member of the Blackfeet tribe, and Shawn, a detective and former bomb technician for the Army, from Great Falls, Mont., try to prove they have what it takes to take home a big payout.
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