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<h1 id=”banner”>My Six-Word Summer<\/h1><\/p>\n
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<p id=”mySummer”>Burning sidewalks.<br>
\nMelted kicks.<br>
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<p id=”credits”>Photo by <a href=”https:\/\/www.flickr.com\/photos\/chrisschoenbohm\/4229820086\/in\/photolist-7rLW9w-adW6RB-Chreb-ep2JdG-8TE548-8TE4iX-8THa3L-8THafd-8THan3-8TE4C8-8THabE-8TE5Hp-8TE6h8-8TE4Er-8TE6TB-8x9AFT-adYWku-adW8n8-6MJf9K-ogXUCg-tvN2SP-ub3Qas-tvN2ZT-uqjfLA-usQZJH-ubbRBF-ubbRH2-usR13t-7c8QL”>Chris Ford<\/a>.<br>CC-BY <a href=”https:\/\/teach.mozilla.org”>Mozilla Learning Networks<\/a>.<\/p><\/p>\n
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