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<p>A would-be arsonist who tried to set fire to a police station</a> by pouring accelerant over a front counter and throwing a lit rag later admitted he had been having \
<p>A would-be arsonist who tried to set fire to a police station</a> by pouring accelerant over a front counter and throwing a lit rag later admitted he had been having \
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