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        This Doctor Quit After Government-Funded 'Spa Day' in Puerto Rico
    Dr. Khanna submits her letter of resignation after watching her co-workers getting manicures and pedicures in the middle of Puerto Rico's natural disaster crisis.
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This Doctor Quit After Government-Funded 'Spa Day' in Puerto Rico

Dr. Khanna submits her letter of resignation after watching her co-workers getting manicures and pedicures in the middle of Puerto Rico's natural disaster crisis.

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