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From: About.com 3/27/2007

My friend Erin used to joke that she was going to submit her freelancing invoices with the note, "Eating cat food. Please expedite." I'm guessing she probably doesn't do that these days. The pet food recall has people in enough of a panic, without worrying about people eating it.

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