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What is the central idea of chapter five in We Beat the Street?
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What is the central idea of chapter five in We Beat the Street?

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the introduction of rameck

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The book demonstrates the power of friendship by showing how these young men surmount the incredible obstacles they face as a team, supporting one another to earn their college and medical degrees.
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