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Never again will you be as great as me, the lion." Bob the Lion took the office of King. He would forever more be the most powerful predator in the world. His once scraggly mane became full and beautiful. The tiger was forced into the jungle, bound by his black stripes, and the lion was named the most powerful of the cats...
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The tiger was forced into the jungle, bound by his black stripes, and the lion was named the most powerful of the cats. Bob the Lion also took Leo's name and was no longer ordinary Bob the Lion, but he was the great Leo the Lion and he would forever be remembered as the greatest lion ever to live...
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