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“My grandfather used to walk us halfway to school. Along the way we might see a breeding herd of elephants. As a child, I was afraid of the elephants and might even cry. My grandfather would say, ‘I told you boys, we are downwind from the elephants. There is no way they can smell us! Nothing to

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