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| And although she disavows the statement in Sofia Coppola's new candy-colored fantasy, one look at the desserts this queen (Kirsten Dunst) gets to sample will show you that she's clueless enough to have said it. Their antagonism toward Jews, which today's church disavows, is especially painful to read in light of the Shoah. You should not expect that these forward-looking statements will be updated or supplemented as a result of changing circumstances or otherwise, and IONA disavows and disclaims any obligation to do so. |
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