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Opens in a new window Credit: Shark Get 10% off Shark and Ninja on April 1 Use code 'JOKE10' at checkout

Oh, April Fool's Day. There will be plenty of emails coming into your inbox or posts popping up across your social media today that make you do a double take. But Shark and Ninja have a deal that's no joke.

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