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Cans of Spam line the shelves at a store in Berlin, Vt. Sales of Spam are rising as consumers turn more to lunch meats and lower-cost foods as a way of stretching their already stretched food budgets. Associated Press photos (Associated Press photos / The Spokesman-Review)
By D.F. Oliveria daveo@spokesman.com(509) 319-0354
Cans of Spam line the shelves at a store in Berlin, Vt. Sales of Spam are rising as consumers turn more to lunch meats and lower-cost foods as a way of stretching their already stretched food budgets. Associated Press photos (Associated Press photos / The Spokesman-Review)
Cans of Spam line the shelves at a store in Berlin, Vt. Sales of Spam are rising as consumers turn more to lunch meats and lower-cost foods as a way of stretching their already stretched food budgets. Associated Press photos (Associated Press photos / The Spokesman-Review)

Is it possible? Are the spam slams ended? I’ve been spam-free all day. How about you?

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