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And then he let's go, and falls backwards, a fixed grin across his face but then also, right at the last second, his jaw swipes across his face, and his whole expression contorts, and for one half second you see him flick from "man having fun" to "man attempting to keep chlorinated water out of his mouth"—and then the water embraces him and he chokes.
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