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The green-colored ham and eggs had such a strange appearance that they tasted terrible to Sam. This illustrates the importance of
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People with persistent arm pain experienced a reduction in pain after receiving acupuncture with trick needles that retracted without puncturing the skin. The fake acupuncture treatment could best be described as a
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