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Don't Call It a Comeback

Can you imagine how easy it would be to apply some bible passages if this happened?

Update: Apparently the link above was removed by the news organization due to some controversy. Here's a YouTube video of the story, and a response from the Arkansas Department of Health denying the whole thing. Kind of crazy.

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3:17 PM

the link has been changed. now it's the station's apology page stating that information/locations change al the time.    



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