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“The zebra was forlorn that its strips were not the same as everyone else’s. However, upon close examination the zebra eventually discovered that no one’s strips were the same. Discovering this, the zebra suddenly realized that it was a good thing to be part of a herd, but it was not a good thing to be lost in the herd.”

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