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The single greatest advantage anyone can take into any battle is hope.
Karen Marie Moning
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Karen Marie Moning
Age: 60
Born: 1964
Born: November 1
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I began to cry. Barrons looked horrified. Stop that immediately, Ms. Lane. I can't. I sniffeled into my cup pf cocoa so he couldn't see my face. Try harder! I gave a great sniff and shudder, and turned it off. I have not been her lover for...some time, he offered, watching me carefully. Oh, get over yourself!
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Being nearly naked around Barrons felt a lot like going to a shark convention lightly basted in blood.
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