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This is an interview.

By Ray from Pocahontas Junior High in Arkansas

Juliana : interviewed by Ray

This is Juliana,” we have been friends for 5 years, she is my partner. The most important people in her life are her Grandma, Mom, and Dad they have all been there for her and helped her. She told me a funny story about a few years ago her and her friend played a prank on a teacher. So Juliana and her friend Ryker was in the 6th grade and they played a prank on their teacher that she played like she had passed out,  when the teacher noticed she said she freaked out then after Juliana got up and they told her they were playing the teacher was confused.”

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