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schepotkina [342]
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Amanda and Kelly used to be friends after an argument with Amanda Kelly tell everyone at the galley middle school to me at the n

earby park after school to watch her fight Amanda everyone at the school met at the park and watch Kelly fight and punched her over and over a student cause the police what do you think the consequences should be for Kelly
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