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Instead of buying a calculator with the money her dad gave her, Raven spends the money on a blouse to wear to a party.
Instead of buying a calculator with the money her dad gave her, Raven spends the money on a blouse to wear to a party.
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S3, EP34 "Vision Impossible"Raven is worried when she starts getting visions more and more frequently.
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S3, EP35 "The Four Aces"Raven uses a vision to help a senior citizen (Della Reese) relive her glory days as a jazz singer.
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S3, EP31 "Goin' Hollywood"When Cory wins a guest spot on one of his favorite TV shows, he has trouble remembering his line.
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S3, EP30 "Mr. Perfect"Raven has a vision of Andre breaking up with her and tries to prevent it.
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