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What was the need for Mr Wonka to invent Vita-Wonk?

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What was the need for Mr Wonka to invent Vita-Wonk?

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Vita-Wonk had gone wrong. After taking it many people have grown younger to an extent that their ages have gone in minus. All such people have disappeared and will be back only after they spend all those minus years being invisible. To alter these changes Mr Wonka decided to invent a new drug which will help people to grow older.

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