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Subject: *****SPAM***** 1 tbsp. of this "breakfast belly oil" melts fat
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From: "Fat Melting Oil" <flatbellydetox@initiate4u.trade>
Reply-To: "Fat Melting Oil" <flatbellydetox@initiate4u.trade>
Subject: 1 tbsp. of this "breakfast belly oil" melts fat
To: <christian.gabriel@shortnote.de>
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<td>You could eat 1 tbsp of this BEFORE breakfast...<br />
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Whatever you do, make sure to eat 1 tbsp. of this fat-burning "breakfast oil" first thing in the morning to flatten your belly and burn up to 1.2 pounds daily! Here it is...<br />
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