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Fourteen anyonebecausecarefulhospitalhospitalsitemsoccasionallypatientpopularroomsadsecurityseriouslysocietyspokesmanterriblethemthievestoysvaluables in Wales are chaining children's toys to beds to prevent anyonebecausecarefulhospitalhospitalsitemsoccasionallypatientpopularroomsadsecurityseriouslysocietyspokesmanterriblethemthievestoysvaluables from stealing them. One is using bicycle locks to stop its anyonebecausecarefulhospitalhospitalsitemsoccasionallypatientpopularroomsadsecurityseriouslysocietyspokesmanterriblethemthievestoysvaluables from being stolen. Dean Beddis, father of a anyonebecausecarefulhospitalhospitalsitemsoccasionallypatientpopularroomsadsecurityseriouslysocietyspokesmanterriblethemthievestoysvaluables in the children's ward, said he was appalled that anyonebecausecarefulhospitalhospitalsitemsoccasionallypatientpopularroomsadsecurityseriouslysocietyspokesmanterriblethemthievestoysvaluables would steal toys from a anyonebecausecarefulhospitalhospitalsitemsoccasionallypatientpopularroomsadsecurityseriouslysocietyspokesmanterriblethemthievestoysvaluables. He said the toys were there for children who are anyonebecausecarefulhospitalhospitalsitemsoccasionallypatientpopularroomsadsecurityseriouslysocietyspokesmanterriblethemthievestoysvaluables ill. He said it was anyonebecausecarefulhospitalhospitalsitemsoccasionallypatientpopularroomsadsecurityseriouslysocietyspokesmanterriblethemthievestoysvaluables that people were stealing toys that the hospital provided. He added: "I was talking to the nurses about how disgusting it was that they had to do that anyonebecausecarefulhospitalhospitalsitemsoccasionallypatientpopularroomsadsecurityseriouslysocietyspokesmanterriblethemthievestoysvaluables they were saying that people had been stealing anyonebecausecarefulhospitalhospitalsitemsoccasionallypatientpopularroomsadsecurityseriouslysocietyspokesmanterriblethemthievestoysvaluables."

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