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      <description>The soft drink company PepsiCo has offered an unusual defense against a lawsuit by a man who claims he found a dead mouse in a can of Mountain Dewa. The company's lawyers argued the claim can't possibly be true, because Mountain Dew would have dissolved the mouse and turned into a &quot;jelly-like substance&quot; if it had been in the can of soda for 15 months after it was bottled. &quot;Is Mountain Dew really so corrosive that it can dissolve a mouse carcass?&quot; asks MSNBC. &quot;And if so, what does it do to your teeth and intestines?&quot;</description>
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      <description>The Onion: With its firm grounding in honesty, loyalty to friends, and a strong spirit of generosity, the asinine ethical code of Kevin Premus has cost the 42-year-old idiot millions of dollars over the years, reports confirmed Friday. &quot;It's as though he's operating under some kind of intangible but deep-seated conviction that being a fair, decent human being is somehow more valuable than making a quick buck,&quot; said Stanford University sociologist Anya Arneson said. Estimates indicate the dimwit could have amassed a net worth of $4.8 million dollars by his 40th birthday if he had simply been a cutthroat prick all his life.</description>
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