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Proposal to Ban Taco Trucks Stirs Animosity
PatrisTimoris
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6-22-2007 12:07 PM
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immigration
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taco
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dining
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restaurants
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california
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food
PatrisTimoris
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Curse you mobile taco vendors and your delicious, convenient food!
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