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Right-wing influencer retracts fraud allegations against Seattle grocery

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Source: The Seattle Times Local News – The Seattle Times

Nick Shirley, recently feted at the White House, retracted his viral fraud allegations against Lam's Seafood Asian Market. "I have not uncovered any evidence."

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