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trace
 v.— «I know I went over board and went against my own rules for dissing that little “punk” but I had to get those jokes off my chest. See how the “punk” just knew it was me who banned his narrow minded butt and it wasnt even me. I informed Capone to never take a post off if a person is tracing me.» —by Peach  in Brooklyn, N.Y. Brown Angel Dancehall Heaven Oct. 2, 2002. (source: Double-Tongued Dictionary)

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