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Brice needs 2 feet of ribbon to tie a bow around a birthday present. He has 3 feet of ribbon. Is that enough?
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Brice needs 2 feet of ribbon to tie a bow around a birthday present. He has 3 feet of ribbon. Is that enough?
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Is this serious? Yes, 3 > 2
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