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Lisa and Jack are friends who live in Dallas, Texas. Lisa is 10 years old and in elementary school while Jack is in kindergarten. Lisa is sick and staying home from school, while Jack attends school and is worried about Lisa being ill since she is usually quiet and not friendly.
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