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For each obstacle, select the best solution. not getting in to a class: failing a class: not being accepted to college: not saving enough money to pay for college:
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For each obstacle, select the best solution.
not getting in to a class:
failing a class:
not being accepted to college:
not saving enough money to pay for college:
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