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on being part of the math team?
Once again, the other members of the math team began drawing up a solution
before I had even had a chance to look at our question card. "Listen, fm part of this
team, tool" i exclaimed. You can't keep leaving me out i think they were all
surprised that I finally spoke up for myself. James shrugged his shoulders and
handed me the marker. "Go ahead and give it a try," he said.


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