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"Treachery" Winner

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Published on 08-04-2012 03:27 PM
The entry which got the most votes in this challenge was "The Seine is a tale-bearer" by toddm.

Congratulations to Todd, who gets the Laureate award and gets to choose a prompt for the next challenge.
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