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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ 4 Sep 2014

    As this French frog farmer retires, chefs worry about losing their source of frogs legs http://on.wsj.com/1t2MqZq pic.twitter.com/tl8ShRTDn9

    3:17 AM - 4 Sep 2014
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      1. Maydeeo‏ @TheKaleKid 4 Sep 2014
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        @WSJ Good, less cruelty is a good thing. Sad I have to point that out.

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      1. SIBELLE BLACK‏ @SibelleBlack 4 Sep 2014
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        @WSJ <<Most French ppl eat frogs>> "French frog farmer retires, chefs about losing frogs legs" http://on.wsj.com/1t2MqZq pic.twitter.com/dkLQj5zhRQ

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      1.  🇬🇧CaTaLoNiA Xpress‏ @outofcat 4 Sep 2014
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        @WSJ I don't think I'll be able to sleep....

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      1. Natale‏ @Runner_Nattie 4 Sep 2014
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        @WSJ good, eat more vegetables and beans and leave the frogs alone

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      1. KentP Kamya‏ @KentKasaija 4 Sep 2014
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        @WSJ reading about this frog farmer retiring; I wonder what the taste of frog legs is....especially if crispy

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      1. Anjoo AradhyaBahadur‏ @anju_aradhya 4 Sep 2014
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        #makeadifference in anything we do! “@WSJ: As this French frog farmer retires, chefs worry about losing their source of frogs legs"

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      1. Soul Sista‏ @youngster2574 4 Sep 2014
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        @WSJ Down with frogs legs. Let these amphibians keep their limbs!😒

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      1. Chuck Monan aka The Pigskin Preacher‏ @monan_chuck 4 Sep 2014
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        @WSJ These folks really need to find stuff to eat other than frogs, snails, and goose/duck livers. Eat a hamburger, for crying out loud.

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      1. Michaela Hill‏ @tejaschica1 4 Sep 2014
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        @WSJ Uh-oh! Now one of my favorite meats is going to be hard to find and more costly?

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      1. Dj Surana‏ @dj_surana 4 Sep 2014
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        @WSJ A way of life #Chooseadoption . must read http://djsurana.blogspot.com/2014/09/adoption-ray-of-hopea-way-of-lifea-way.html …

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      1. T4Tx‏ @T4Tx 4 Sep 2014
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        @WSJ That's a great idea,move to France,raise frogs!

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      2. Audrey Carville‏ @AudreyCarville 4 Sep 2014
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        @WSJ @NaveenaKottoor et would've been on that story!

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      3. Naveena Kottoor‏ @NaveenaKottoor 4 Sep 2014
        Replying to @AudreyCarville

        @AudreyCarville @WSJ haha. Yes! We would have made you kill and eat a frog live on air! X

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      1. Nicole Carter‏ @ne_carter 4 Sep 2014
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        “@WSJ: As this French frog farmer retires, chefs worry about losing their source of frogs legs http://on.wsj.com/1t2MqZq ” le loquacity

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      1. Dark Knight fan1‏ @bighurt1469 4 Sep 2014
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        @WSJ and Kermit let's out huge sigh of relief.

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      1. Francis Raymores‏ @FrancisRaymores 4 Sep 2014
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        “@WSJ: As this French frog farmer retires, chefs worry about losing their source of frogs legs http://on.wsj.com/1t2MqZq  https://twitter.com/WSJ/status/507472393351479296/photo/ …

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      1. Rich Corbett  🇺🇸‏ @RichC 4 Sep 2014
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        .@WSJ The horror! :-) They do love their frog legs.http://on.wsj.com/1t2MqZq 

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