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Oops : Schoolgirl, aged seven points out huge spelling blunder to Nestle

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Schoolgirl, seven, alerts Nestlé to embarrassing spelling mistake via slievemore @RebelMouse http://t.co/Uv7aoIg5n1 … pic.twitter.com/zgZGONUona

— Will Corry (@slievemore) February 9, 2015

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