Detective Dot & The children's intelligence agency

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Detective Dot works for an intelligence agency focused on children's cases. The agency helps solve mysteries and puzzles that children encounter. Detective Dot uses observation skills and logic to unravel clues and mysteries alongside the children she assists.

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