Analyze the cartoons below in 2-3 sentences for each cartoon separately.

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Analyze the cartoons below in 2-3 sentences for each cartoon separately. Nick G. & Terrance D. Riley Jo W. & Kacie C. Shelby T. & Carla D. Hayden F. & Chase F. Ryne D. & Kaitlyn B. Mallory & Tanner B. Emily M. & Lance W. Ginny P. & David B. Tanner A. & Brianna Denson D. & Adam B.

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Analyze the cartoons below in 2-3 sentences for each cartoon separately.
Nick G. & Terrance D. Riley Jo W. & Kacie C. Shelby T. & Carla D. Hayden F. & Chase F. Ryne D. & Kaitlyn B. Mallory & Tanner B. Emily M. & Lance W. Ginny P. & David B. Tanner A. & Brianna Denson D. & Adam B. Katie C. & Jared P. Eric E. & Cole W. Caleb E. & Ashley H. Cold War Webquest Groups

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