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The name game.(Selling it: goofs / glitches / rip-offs)(Brief Article)
Contrary to its name, Crust toothpaste is supposed to leave your teeth "slick and smooth," the box says. But if it doesn't remove that tartar build-up, perhaps Delete chewing gum will do the trick. We were told Crust was ...
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