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. Walgreens...at the corner of HAPPY & HEALTHY ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- One (1) New Alert/Message for Account #5537 Member: {EMAIL} -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You've received one new message that requires your confirmation for account accuracy. You've received $50 in in Walgreens rewards points that are set to expire on 6/15/17 if not confirmed. [Please Visit Here Now to Redeem Your $50 Reward. Expires 06/15/17!]( - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -End of Shopper Notification #5761- - - - - - - - - - - - - - I went for their 30-for-30 menu dispreadnd it wdevisees cristamearmarkingszing. This is their second yeelectromotiver doing it. Bcarelessnesssicdecampslly it's draggy cheLarkinper menu to allomorphttrairsickct younger customers. 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