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NO DOGS OR CHINESE ALLOWED" Wait, make that no Japanese. No, no Frenchmen. Oh hell...
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No dogs and chinese allowed...
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No Dogs and Chinese allowed” – Yes, that includes you, dear HongKong Rioters! – Asian Straight Shooter
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