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A daughter sues her mom; an uncle sues his niece for a yacht trip after the spirits told her he should pay; exes dispute over rent, but he kicked her out on Christmas.
A daughter sues her mom; an uncle sues his niece for a yacht trip after the spirits told her he should pay; exes dispute over rent, but he kicked her out on Christmas.
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