Kansas City Chiefs help with debris cleanup on June

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Kansas City Chiefs help with debris cleanup on June

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Kansas City Chiefs help with debris cleanup on June 23 in Joplin, Mo., after a May 22, tornado heavily damaged the city. Staff, players, former players, cheerleaders and owner family members all dig in to make a difference.

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