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This document is a student assignment from Ahsaan Rizvi for a crash course on creativity taught by Tina Seelig at Stanford University. The assignment asks students to propose their favorite solution for a sleeping problem. The document consists of 18 blank pages, suggesting Rizvi did not complete the assignment by providing a proposed solution or substantive content.
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- 1. Assignment : Favorite Solution for Sleeping Problem Ahsaan Rizvi, Team Flash Crash Course on Creativity, Tina Seelig PhD Stanford University – Dec 10, 2012
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