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      <title>Living Large with My Great Dane Everest</title>
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      <description>I never really understood the phrase &amp;#39;go big or go home&amp;#39; until I brought home my Great Dane Everest, a puppy who seemed to double in size every time I blinked. Most people choose a name like that because they have high hopes for their dog&amp;#39;s future,</description>
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