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Barny, the grumpy cat, didn't like having his fur combed. Whenever his owner attempted to comb his fur, he would meow and turn towards them, insisting that they not comb him.
Barny, the grumpy cat, didn't like having his fur combed. Whenever his owner attempted to comb his fur, he would meow and turn towards them, insisting that they not comb him.
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