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    1. The document recommends the book "Who Moved My Cheese?" which tells a story about change and teaches readers to accept and adapt to change happily and move forward. 2. It summarizes the story, which is about two mice and two little people who live in a maze and search for cheese. One day, the cheese is gone and they must find new cheese. 3. The main message is that change happens and one must keep an open mind and stay flexible to avoid being left behind when things change.

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    1. The document recommends the book "Who Moved My Cheese?" which tells a story about change and teaches readers to accept and adapt to change happily and move forward. 2. It summarizes the story, which is about two mice and two little people who live in a maze and search for cheese. One day, the cheese is gone and they must find new cheese. 3. The main message is that change happens and one must keep an open mind and stay flexible to avoid being left behind when things change.

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    1. The document recommends the book "Who Moved My Cheese?" which tells a story about change and teaches readers to accept and adapt to change happily and move forward. 2. It summarizes the story, which is about two mice and two little people who live in a maze and search for cheese. One day, the cheese is gone and they must find new cheese. 3. The main message is that change happens and one must keep an open mind and stay flexible to avoid being left behind when things change.

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    1. The document recommends the book "Who Moved My Cheese?" which tells a story about change and teaches readers to accept and adapt to change happily and move forward. 2. It summarizes the story, which is about two mice and two little people who live in a maze and search for cheese. One day, the cheese is gone and they must find new cheese. 3. The main message is that change happens and one must keep an open mind and stay flexible to avoid being left behind when things change.

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