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    06/05/2016 6:05:09 AM PDT · by NOBO2012 · 12 replies
    Michelle Obama's Mirror ^ | 6-5-2010 | MOTUS
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    06/03/2005 7:41:57 AM PDT · by GPBurdell · 146 replies · 4,830+ views
    Newsmax ^ | June 2, 2004 | Jason Apuzzo & Govindini Murty
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