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Stinky the cat loved to play on the concrete floor. She kept meowing at her owner to let her outside and once there, she rolled on the floor to scratch her back on the concrete.
Stinky the cat loved to play on the concrete floor. She kept meowing at her owner to let her outside and once there, she rolled on the floor to scratch her back on the concrete.
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