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We’ve learned it’s better to work together to create more possibilities for all, rather than cling to past prejudices.

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She tore her eyes from his abs and gave in to the temptation to look further down. Over his kilt her eyes wandered and stopped, speculating on the promising bulge beneath the blue tartan.t"Hope you like what you see...
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