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Essay heading: Canterbury Tales
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Then, as the young man climbed into his highly modified Jaguar, an idea struck. Killing the presidential candidate would be a dangerous job, especially so close to the election. Instead, he could simply shoot Kerry with a toxin, so that he would be too sick to run. Quickly, the slick young man grabbed his arsenal of biological weapons...
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John Kerry was going down. The culprit? Food poisoning. Should've cooked that shrimp longer, honey. Of course, Kerry could always eat some infected meat and get Mad Cow disease?
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