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                <text>Sesame Street: Ernie and the Pumpkin Seed Candy Salesman</text>
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                <text>Sesame Street is a long running children's television program featuring puppets. While there have been physical releases of the show, some episodes and clips have fallen through the cracks and are thus, not widely available. Meaning they can become lost media over time. This clip was once uploaded to the official Sesame Street YouTube page in a compilation, however that upload did not remain. The clip is now more widely available because of reuploads. </text>
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                <text>Protected by the Internet Archive’s DMCA Exemption</text>
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