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'This landlord has more important things than dealing with attention seekers.' 'Wool is violently taken from sheep.' PETA's Elisa Allen and Mo Metcalf-Fisher clash as PETA says a pub named the Woolpack Inn should be renamed, saying the wool industry is cruel to sheep.

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