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- ↑ Witches are casting spells on Trump to try to prevent him from harming people, Metro.us
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- ↑ FIVE ARTSY THINGS TO DO THIS WEEK, INCLUDING THE BATHROOM SINK, LA Weekly
- ↑ MEET AMANDA YATES GARCIA, THE LA-BASED WITCH WITH AN A-LIST CLIENTELE, The Sunday Times
- ↑ America's working witches just want you to be your best self, Stuff.co.nz
- ↑ https://www.latimes.com/local/la-me-col1-witches-of-los-angeles-20190611-htmlstory.html The working witches of Los Angeles just want you to be your best self, Los Angeles Times
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- ↑ Watch a witch fully dismantle Tucker Carlson on his own show, Salon.com
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