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The father realized that his nine-year-old daughter was not robotically mimicking the motions taught to her by her morah. His daughter fully understood every word.   It was Seder night. The youngest in the family, Chizkiyahu, had just opened the door for Shefoch Chamasecha and the fourth cup was poured. All the children were gathered
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