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要怪就怪加陣太多怪獸加長訓練出一批智障兒童
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咩聞所未聞既刀可以發生出黎
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  T% S. D1 [  a/ @: f3 g, IWell, to be honest, I think this case and the charge don't make any sense.
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If you're saying the kids will eat the paper chess board....then the kids may also eat a piece of eraser, paper or even put tissue in the mouth.
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You can't use the reason that the (paper is too thin) to charge the retail store.
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. K; Z2 b' X4 f/ EBesiders, the store owner is right, he didn't make this kind of chess board.
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8 r# K4 A9 b5 `7 m7 w" c$ vEg. For example, if there is importing food that is infected or posioned, will they charge and punish the retail seller or the manufacturer?
3 F9 S. B' i* D0 i; o( DThe worst case is to ask the retail seller to stop selling such products and return them back to the manufacturer.