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Hi, I decided to post this Google Docs link here as my newest truth blog post, mainly to avoid any scammers/spammers still online, as we all know, please enjoy and share this piece about my honest opinion on ribbons used to commemorate a good or bad occasion, thanks kindly and bye for now.

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