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50% off all Domino’s pizzas | March Madness

Dominos March Madness 50% off
Dominos March Madness 50% off and pizza.

DEALS-Domino’s is celebrating March Madness with half-price pizzas.

Customers will be able to receive 50% off pizzas ordered online at dominos.com or on the mobile app on March 18-24

The Show Low Domino’s is ready for your online order.

dominos.com 

What is your favorite pizza?

Mountain Daily Star staff enjoys peperoni pizza and the MeatZZa.

Staff reposts-with pizza.

 

 

By: Molly K Ottman

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