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Jada Smoot is a lively, sweet 11-year-old just starting middle school who likes to swim, bike and spend time with her friends; her mother, Teaqua, is starting a new job with United Airlines and enjoys reading.
Jada Smoot is a lively, sweet 11-year-old just starting middle school who likes to swim, bike and spend time with her friends; her mother, Teaqua, is starting a new job with United Airlines and enjoys reading.
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