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This puzzle will feature all of your favorite characters

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It'll depict lions and tigers and waiters carrying mineral water and in the

upper right hand corner there'll be a vignette of Michael Brendan Darity writing a check for his

latest water bill. They say that Luther is an artist. and two teas and maybe a coffee if the paint fumes begin to lull him to sleep.

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