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Hammon Vs Berman
“Let's go to the beach on Saturday”, said a poor innocent kid named Clenton, to Berman II, a well known friend of Clinton. Berman is one of Georgetown's best know students for his academic achievements and caring heart. The two went to to the beach as planned only to find the corps of the mythical evil mermaid named Josie, It had been said that this mermaid had the power to do the unthinkable. The two boys curiously walked over and decided to poke the corps with a stick.

In fury Josie rose up from the ground and scratched both of the kids
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