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| Jack |
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| Raisa Gorbochova visited Boston and fell in love with the statue of Make Way for Ducklings in the Boston Public Garden. This statue was a gift from Mrs. Bush and the children of the United States to the children of the Soviet Union. |
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| Kack |
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| Mack |
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| Ouack |
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| Pack |
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| and Quack. |
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| You can see the Russian park goers wearing coats and hats, |
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| and the children from South Africa and the US in sweatshirts and teeshirts. |
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| Me, I might change into flats for a trip to the playground but Russian women wear heels, all the time and anywhere! |
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| These little Russian girls politely asked our big girls, in English, to push them on the swing. |
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| Fur, just a fur trimmed hood, but still fur, mind you it is September 3rd. |
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