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The top Barbie deals for Black Friday & Cyber Monday 2021, featuring Barbie Dreamhouse, Camper Van, Camper & Care Clinic discounts

BOSTON, November 28, 2021--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Compare the top Barbie deals for Black Friday & Cyber Monday 2021, including Barbie dolls and dollhouses discounts. Links to the latest deals are listed below.

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