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Passage Narration: Samia said to mother, "I want to be apilot
when I grow up." Why?". It's always been
my dream to become one, said Samia.
then try to be sincere regarding becoming
one" "Ok, mothere. I will try my best," said Samia,
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when I grow up." Why?". It's a...

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