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    Captured?
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    Captured?

    Yes.
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    they where a fad and it seemed like everyone had them.
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    Empty looking street! I hope that you were careful!
    So I can't spell, so what!!!
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    Yup, there is a .45 under that jacket.



    This downtown old Kontum City Aug. '67
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    Ah, 45, good, well dressed man!!
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