We Found the Biggest Newfoundland Dog in Newfoundland

They’re big dogs, but there has to be a biggest. So we found him. But we met many a good dog along the way—all the biggest in someone’s heart.
They’re big dogs, but there has to be a biggest. So we found him. But we met many a good dog along the way—all the biggest in someone’s heart.
My hands tremble as I write these words, this foul admission of my greatest professional shame—and yet, I am filled with an incredible lightness.
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