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A woman in Columbus may lose her long-time vanity license plate because the state now says it's obscene. Pat Niple has had a plate with the letters N-W-T-F. She says they're short for 'Northwood Tree Farm,' a Christmas tree business she and her late husband owned. But the 74-year-old recently got a letter from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles saying the personalized plate violates the agency's standards against profanity. At a BMV office, Niple says she was told the letters are an abbreviation popular online. She says a clerk whispered it stands for a phrase beginning with, 'Now what the.' Niple plans to appeal. In the meantime, she's got temporary tags.
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