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  • Screw the Volcano

    Megan Broutian December 2, 2020 Elementary School

    By Megan Broutian. They say that the mark of good parents is when they succeed in making a better life for their children than the one they themselves had.

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    For the first time in my life, I prayed for a miracle.

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