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The document makes comparisons between different objects and concepts, stating that Spanish is easier than Mandarin, a film is more fun than music, an ATV is more expensive than a cell phone, a dog is smarter than a fish, a shirt is cheaper than shoes, a cat is uglier than a turtle, a pencil is shorter than a ruler, someone is more beautiful than their brother, a boat is bigger than an airplane, guerrillas are worse than politicians, a wall is wider than a door, Bogota is bigger than Manizales, and a polar bear is bigger than a penguin. It also states that reality is better than illusions.
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- 7. The dog is more smarter than the fish
- 8. A shirt is cheaper than shoes
- 9. The Cat is the ugliest more turtle
- 10. A pencil is shorter than a Rule
- 11. He is more beautiful than his brother
- 12. A boat is bigger than an airplane
- 14. The Guerrilla is worse than politicians
- 15. A wall is wider than a door
- 16. Bogota is bigger than Manizales
- 19. A Polar Bear is bigger than a Penguin
- 20. Reality is Better than Ilucions