What are some names you’ve come across that…?
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You suddenly feel for the person who has the name.
We had the program DARE (Drug Abuse Resistance Education) and the police officer was named Mike Hunt. Now, looking back, I feel for the guy. He was an awesome officer though.
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DARE Program – O.P.P are currently running the DARE Program which teaches kids to not give in to the peer pressure when it comes to drug abuse.
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