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  <info>&lt;p&gt;Underneath the chicken breast is a piece of meat called the tenderloin. Attached to the tenderloin is a tough, white tendon. It can be left in and cooked, however it is more pleasant to eat if removed.&lt;/p&gt;&lt;br&gt;</info>
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