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| This image provided by New Mexico State University shows the Trinidad Moruga Scorpion, the new hottest pepper on the planet, as identified by NMSU's Chile Pepper Institute. (AP Photo/Courtesy of Jim Duffy, New Mexico State University) |
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| This image provided by New Mexico State University shows the Trinidad Moruga Scorpion, the new hottest pepper on the planet, as identified by NMSU's Chile Pepper Institute. (AP Photo/Courtesy of Jim Duffy, New Mexico State University) |
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