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In-N-Out forces California high school football team to delete viral photo shoot
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In-N-Out is a beloved fast food chain, but the corporation wasn’t pleased with a football team’s latest stunt. Lincoln High School’s football team, located in Northern California, was forced to remove its viral media day photo shoot from the internet after it was contacted by a member of the In-N-Out trademark team. The Fighting Zebras...
- In-N-Out is a beloved fast food chain, but the corporation wasn’t pleased with a football team’s latest stunt. Lincoln High School’s football team, located in Northern California, was forced to remove its viral media day photo shoot from the internet after it was contacted by ...
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- In-N-Out forces California high school football team to delete viral photo shoot.
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- Right: In-N-Out is a beloved fast food chain, but the corporation wasn’t pleased with a football team’s latest stunt. Lincoln High School’s football team, located in Northern California, was forced to remove its viral media day photo shoot from the internet after it was contacted by a member of the In-N-Out trademark team. The Fighting Zebras...
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