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A four-year-old with gubernatorial aspirations; a boy is annoyed with his crying cousins; a girl is frightened by a bunny towel; a girl is disappointed with a gift; a boy puts stickers on his sister's face; a woman interrogates her dogs.
A four-year-old with gubernatorial aspirations; a boy is annoyed with his crying cousins; a girl is frightened by a bunny towel; a girl is disappointed with a gift; a boy puts stickers on his sister's face; a woman interrogates her dogs.
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