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Astrov at the Lemonade Stand
In the aftermath of a medical malpractice trial, Dr. Astrov's tragic day takes a bizarre turn when he encounters two 11-year old girlbosses running a lemonade stand.
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In the aftermath of a medical malpractice trial, Dr. Astrov's tragic day takes a bizarre turn when he encounters two 11-year old girlbosses running a lemonade stand.
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Written By:Veronika Gribanova
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