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Suppose you buy apples from a store. Why would apples you take home with you be redder and crunchier on average than all the apples at the store?
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Suppose you buy apples from a store. Why would apples you take home with you be redder and

crunchier on average than all the apples at the store?

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Apple's are may be fresh. and the apple's in store always denudation of the dark.

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