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.^«†*@£### that are  too weak to  move away (frogs, ###£@*†«^.
..^^«†††@£ mice, insects)  and  slowly  melt  them. £@†††«^^..
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.^«†*@£### from  which  the  plant get  its  common ###£@*†«^.
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