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The Spies Who Invaded Suburbia | The New Illegals | 2

With the undercover Russian spies making moves to get closer to Hilary Clinton, Moscow sends a new illegal to America: Anna Chapman. And she’s on a mission to wow Manhattan.

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The Spies Who Invaded Suburbia | Ghostbusting | 3

Time’s running out to arrest the illegals, but before the FBI can bust them it needs the okay from President Barack Obama. However, it means trashing the president’s plan to make nice with Russia.

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