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February 01, 2014, 10:51 AM
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Long live the meat hose
I have to design a Mexican foot truck mural, which reads "LONG LIVE THE MEATHOSE" but when I type in that phrase, I get three diffent options:
1 - larga vida a la manguera de carne 2 - Larga vida a la carne la manguera 3 - viva la manguera de carne Can someone please tell me which one is most accurate? 
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