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Sin, Salvation and Celery Juice.
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Sin, Salvation and Celery Juice.
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the rejection of sugar - of tobacco, drugs, coffee, TV, cholesterol, unfiltered water, synthetic fibre, irradiated fruit, red meat, whatever - enables one to march to the beat of a different drummer, made more attractive because one can also believe one is among the first to hear it's tattoo.
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9. celery.
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