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Dedication, unprofaned loyalty from your customers and excitement in doing business with your franchise.
He exclaimed, without making any attempt to conceal his pride, that he had never watched even a single episode of America's favorite TV sit-com, a revelation that moved me to envy his mind that had remained virginal and unprofaned by a show whose emptyheadedness was exceeded only by its bad taste.
 
 
 
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