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He has worked for POLITICO Magazine and Slow Boring ... A sign in the back window of the delivery van for the Be Whole Again Farm in Excelsior Springs, Missouri on March 24, 2017.

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In a Bundt baking tray/tin place the whole chicken in the middle of the tray standing upright. Rub the paprika all over the chicken, crumble in the chicken bouillon cubes and rub all over set aside.

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