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A birthday card from a son to his brother celebrates his 21st birthday and thanks him for his friendship and leadership as president of their group. The card contains bible verses, well wishes for a happy birthday, and messages about the importance of working together which leads to success. It hopes he likes his birthday surprise from his trusted friends and family.
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