Teacher:In this task, you are given a text of many news articles seperated by special token "|||||". Your task is to summarize them.
Teacher: Now, understand the problem? Solve this instance: Mama June & Honey Boo Boo You Can't Stop Us from Selling Girl Scout Cookies!!! 
  
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 andare going full steam ahead with their Girl Scout cookie campaign ... despite stern warnings from the Girl Scout organization.As we reported, the Girl Scouts of the USA contacted HBB today to remove a banner she had put on her Facebook, in which she solicited sales for Girl Scout cookies from her 700,000 fans. (FYI -- HBB's not even a Girl Scout. She just agreed to help a Girl Scout friend of hers.)A rep for the GSUSA told us they had the banner removed because it was unfair to other Girl Scouts trying to sell cookies.But Mama June tells TMZ, she's going to continue selling Girl Scout cookies any way she can ... even if she's not allowed to post advertisements on HBB's Facebook ... because it's for a family friend.June tells us, "If I can raise more money for a troop, whoever they are, especially in an area where they don’t get a lot of money, and parents can’t afford to buy a ton of cookies, why wouldn't I help?"She added, "We're doing nothing wrong."June says she's already sold 400 boxes and the orders keep pouring in. ||||| For years, the Girl Scout organization has tortured prospective cookie consumers by not offering its signature binge snacks online. (After what we imagine to be countless complaints by people who can’t be bothered to drive to the nearest cookie booth, the official Girl Scout Web site now offers an official explanation for why it won’t let Scouts explore this modern mode of commerce.) Realizing that there was an unfilled need in the Girl Scout–cookie market*, seven-year-old Honey Boo Boo—who, it should be noted, is not even a Girl Scout—decided to begin selling the sweets on her official Facebook page. (*Or acting in complete ignorance of the organization’s backwards rules.) 
  
  
  
 The television personality, unlikely source of fascination in Poland, and subject of conflicted debates among VF.com workers, sold boxes of the cookies at their $3.50 face value plus shipping with the help of her family. In exchange, buyers received autographed boxes, signed photos of the family, and extremely detailed Facebook updates about how the shipping process was sporadically affected by the health problems experienced by the family’s patriarch, “Sugarbear.” 
  
  
  
 Unfortunately for the reality star, fans looking to purchase the cookies online, and Girl Scouts of the USA’s bottom line, the organization has since shut down Honey Boo Boo’s unauthorized online-cookie marketplace after catching wind of the setup. Now, Americans looking to purchase the treats will need to comply with the organization’s archaic rules and track down boxes—which have not been autographed by cable reality stars—during “cookie season” in person. ||||| Honey Boo Boo Girl Scouts SHUT DOWN Online Cookie Campaign 
  
 Honey Boo Boo -- Girl Scouts SHUT DOWN Online Cookie Campaign 
  
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 hawking Girl Scout cookies to her hundreds of thousands of fans online is UNFAIR ... so says a rep for the Girl Scouts of the USA, so the organization shut down her campaign.HBB posted the ad on her Facebook page -- which has 701,000 likes. She also got in the girl scouts' faces by posting pictures of stacks of boxes that she sold. FYI ... she's not selling the cookies for herself ... she's doing it for a friend.It didn't go down well with the organization. A rep for GSUSA in Georgia tells TMZ ... they contacted her site's administrator and explained online selling is off-limits, because it defeats the whole purpose of selling the cookies -- to teach girls all sorts of things, including goal setting, people skills, etc.So HBB's people took down the ads, but get this ... the sales she's already made will be counted.If HBB wants to help her friend, she's gotta stand outside a whole bunch of Piggly Wigglys. |||||
Student:
Honey Boo Boo is in hot water with the Girl Scouts ... even though she's not a Girl Scout. The tiny reality star started hawking Girl Scout cookies—on behalf of a friend who actually is a scout—on her Facebook page, until the organization shut the whole thing down, TMZ reports. You see, much to the consternation of many a Thin Mint addict, Girl Scout cookies aren't allowed to be sold online because the whole point is to teach scouts people skills, among other lessons. It's a bummer not just for cookie fans but for Honey Boo Boo fans, because the treats came complete with autographed boxes, signed photos, and "extremely detailed Facebook updates about how the shipping process was sporadically affected by the health problems experienced by the family’s patriarch, 'Sugarbear,'" Vanity Fair reports. Silver lining: The troop will get credit for the sales Honey Boo Boo (real name Alana Thompson) already made. Her mother, known as Mama June, previously told TMZ they had sold more than 400 boxes.