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A young petrol attendant at Shell in Benoni went viral for mimicking Donald Trump’s voice and gestures, leaving customers and social media laughing.

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When Laurel Bates introduced a “tattle phone” to her kindergarten class, she did it during their morning meeting — the part of the day when students talk about what’s coming up.