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Personal Narrative: God Bless America

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In America we have a lot of freedoms. I think that us Americans don't realize how lucky we are to have the things we have and i think we need to be more aware of that. We are free to do most things we want, and we each need to be thankful for our lives as Americans. Also we need to be unique in our own ways. We all need to be leaders and not followers. We have the power and the people to be a really great nation. I think when we realize how much we have and become leaders our country will be a better place. God Bless
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