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This article should not be speedy deleted for lack of asserted importance because Spud Shed is a real chain of supermarkets that genuinely do give away free potatoes, to acheive political goals. The resultant publicity over many years guarantees you'll find enough articles to satisfy notability requirements. --
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This article should not be speedy deleted for lack of asserted importance because Spud Shed is a real chain of supermarkets that genuinely do give away free potatoes, to acheive political goals. The resultant publicity over many years guarantees you'll find enough articles to satisfy notability requirements. --
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