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Laura Nativo (born October 16, 1980) is an American actress. She appeared in Aquanoids as the character Vanessa DuMont.
In 2008, Nativo and her dog Preston competed on CBS' TV series Greatest American Dog for $250,000 and the title "Greatest American Dog." They were eliminated in the episode, "Salvador Doggy."
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