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Chipotle launched a "Build-Your-Own Chipotle" kit for four to six people. The kit is available for delivery with additional fees and a limited-time $10 discount is offered. There are over 200 Chipotle ...

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The three Dragon Quest Slimes are a standard blue one, an orange She-Slime that is referred to as a Red Slime, and a Lime Slime. The blue and orange ones are on green meadow bases that make them look ...

When is a paperweight a firearm? When the U.S. Supreme Court overrules sensible lower court decisions so the federal government can regulate inert objects as if they were capable of firing bullets.