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Short Story: Whitesboro, Texas-Tyler
One evening in the town of Whitesboro, Texas-Tyler was in a pickle, he had remembered that he had to complete his math homework. Tyler got out his homework and gazed at the first question, all of the sudden the answer popped right into his head. He described this as a miracle, before that moment he couldn't solve a math problem to save his life. He had zoomed right through his whole homework page in less than five minutes, he was still shocked about his new skills.

The first day Tyler went back to school he ran right inside to tell his math teacher Mrs. Catherine about his wonderful abilities. Tyler said, “Mrs. Catherine I can do the math right off the top of my head!” Mrs. Catherine didn’t understand what he was referring to. She responded
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