How an Oreo is made

How an Oreo is made

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School!!, a horrific thing to think about, why was "school " invented? it was unknown but we have no choice but to go, that's makes it even scarier..."ugh" today was the first day of school and I "Alicia" was super nervous and scared because I never got my uniform .. It's was freaky because I need knew anyone ... I hope this goes we'll !!
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