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Doggie bag this!(CONFESSIONS)(Letter to the editor)
"For our three-year anniversary, Tom took me to the most expensive restaurant in town. Right after we sat down, he told me that his boss wanted him to spend six months in one of their European offices. He acted like the whole thing was no big deal, but I was upset and wanted to talk ...
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