Windscreen wipers thank Shaggy for Christmas CD gesture

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Windscreen wipers thank Shaggy for Christmas CD gesture

YOUNGSTERS who make a living wiping motor vehicle windscreens at traffic lights have praised Grammy Award-winning international recording artiste Shaggy for his philanthropic Christmas gesture which will see them earning money from sales of copies of his new CD.

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