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The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck made its first appearance in Connecticut on Saturday with a stop at the Stamford Town Center. Hundreds of eager fans of all ages lined up to get their hands on Hello Kitty-themed

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The Hello Kitty Cafe Truck made its first appearance in Connecticut on Saturday with a stop at the Stamford Town Center. Hundreds of eager fans of all ages lined up to get their hands on Hello Kitty-themed

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