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1. From Jing-mei's point of view, her mother wants her to be a genius so that her mother can about her daughter.
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1. From Jing-mei's point of view, her mother wants her to be a genius so that

her mother can
about her daughter.

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You need a good mother from goodwill and the only math problem is
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