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Below is a list of the headers from "Welcome to the Statue of Liberty!" In which section would you expect
to learn the non-literal meaning of the Statue of Liberty's torch? EXPLAIN YOUR ANSWER
Section 1: Who is she and where did she come from?
Section 2: Who created the Statue of Liberty?
Section 3: Just how big is the Statue of Liberty?
Section 4: What do the symbols mean?
Section 5: Where is she now?
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