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1.  Malala finally saw herself and  she looked different, distorted
2. The doctors were not telling Malala what she wanted to know
3. Finally Malala found out what happened, she was shot by the Taliban, and she was furious when she found out
4. Malala was a miracle because the bullet could've gone further into her head
5. Two other girls in the bus got injured as well but they were okay

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1. Another Doctor came in to see Malala
2. Everyone assured Malala that she was alive, which was a good thing
3. Malala was watching the U.S. election
4. Malala finally got to talk, but  there was bad news
5. She had her skull put in her stomach

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1. The first days Malala was in bad pain but she was still worrying about her family
2. She kept saying that her family doesn't have money to pay for all of this
3. The doctor showed Malala a paper showing her father in it and she knew that her father and family were safe
4. She didn't if she was stuck in a dream or real
5. Malala was already thinking of getting a job to pay and talk to her family etc.

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1. Malala just got shot in the head, she was in the hospital with machines and tubes
2. When Malala opened her eyes again she was in another room and trying to see where her father is
3. Malala was so worried about her father, that she really wasn't worried about her
4. Her head was in so much pain, she was just so woried about everything, and didn't know what happened to her
5. Her father was still in Pakistan and safe

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1. It was a normal day for Malala until she got exciting news
2. Her father always joked saying about that he would be her secretary when she would be prime minister
3. She had an exam and she prayed to God so she can get first at an event/competiton
4. Malala just got shot in the head by the 'Taliban" as they were going home
5. Boys didn't like being a side piece

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1. Malala finally was fifteen and she was still going to school
2. Malala was given a lot of awards, but she felt like she didn't deserve it, but  she still wanted to help everyone
3. Malala's father's friend got very sad news. His friend was attacked by the Taliban
4. The Taliban threat was towards the people that talked against him like (Malala)
5. Random people were coming to Malala's house and asking question her father about his family and friends

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1. I could see Malala's future as a very independent and free minded person for equal rights for women
2. Malala's father got a paper saying something about girls going in resorts while at the field trip , someone spied on them.
3. Malala got teased at her school for being 'different' out-casted
4. Malala's mother learned how to read and speak English and get back on with school work
5. Malala went on a filed trip

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1. This lady from New York Times came to Pakistan to meet Malala
2. Malala's father saw some disturbing things about her like "kill her" and other hurtful things (Taliban)
3. Some cultural things abut swat is that they where hjabs and long dresses for women, they also had to cover their face, and also what the believe in is in their culture. they are all about the boys.
4. Malala still had to hide that she wass goung to school by hiding her books under her scarf
5. For Malala's school they had to make the girls not scared to go to school and make girls more known to go to school

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1. Malala was nominated to a kids  prize and she was getting really attracted by people
2. Malala was going to school secretly to continue talking about education for everyone
3. Malala was always awarded for a noble peace prize by the country, and she had a lot of demands for the country
4. Her father had a bad feeling about the whole publicity thing
5. When Malala came back to school all of her friends surprised her with her successes so far

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1. A while after the valley was getting back like before, by getting stores etc.
2. Malala got into school again and there school got entered into this thing for orphans.
3. Malala and women were making change everywhere
4. The bombers bombed other places and were worse
5. The bombers hated when women or anyone talked about equality or anything

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1. After 3 months Malala's family could finally go back home
2. When they came home, it was horrible, everything was deserted, ruined etc.
3. Malala went to see how her Dad's school was going and it wasn't the same, but it was still standing
4. The army left a letter to Malala's father saying that it is their fault for the Taliban; everything is because the Taliban
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1. Malala and family were going 'camping'
2. Malala loved school so much that she was going to take them with her but her mother wouldn't let her
3. Everyone was leaving their homes to be safe as possible
4. They went to the new place with a car but then they had to wake 15 miles, and they encountered a officer about 'curfew'
5. They finally made it to their other families,in the mountains but they were the taliban was still coming.

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1. Malala's friends always used to ask Malala how she is so confident to be telling her stories
2. People always commented opinionated comments towards Malala's appearance
3. The last closing day of school camera man's came to Malala school to document the day
4. Everyone was so upset and depressed for this day to come; the school closing
5. Malala and friends stayed late for the last time at school to enjoy her past memories

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1. After January 12th the government  declared that girls wouldn't be able to go to school  (forbidden)
2. The debate about the news girls started leaving school by their fathers (any male figures)
3. Girls were already married at ages very young to not be able to leave this houses or anything
4. One of Malala's friend invited her father to school. She wanted to share her story but the girl's father wouldn't let her (in diary)
5. Many people always thought about the negative things of Swat but Malala's family always thought of the positives

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1. Malala's father would always have courage and Malala loved that
2. Malala's school had a big assmebly taking about the groups that attack the country and what females should do
3. Malala spoke a lot about female rights and what we as women can do to the world. She felt like a different person when she was speaking about these things
4. This is when Malala passion started to progress, she loved sharing the problems and making change
5. She was a real natural towards sharing in front of thousands of people

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1. The war continued and schools and homes, streets were never safe
2. Malala moved to an upper class scale school so the competition with other schools got more intense
3. Malala had her new teacher and she was really bright and smart
4. Everything got harder in the class; Algebra, Physics ect.
5. They only had the government news to watch and everything was forced especially for females

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1. Candy was fallen from the sky from the army, they did this to help the city/country
2. The kids and family were always told to stay inside because it wasn't safe
3. The army  started bombing and attacking and maybe defeated them
4. They were in middle of a war. They got used to it but it was so current
5. Malala always prayed to God and always had faith

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1.  The "Gang" called Malala's dad again telling him to shut the school down or they'll die
2. Around October 2007 a female government person came in and inspired
3. The women was attacked by this group and was the first women to attacked in the government environment
4. Malala's father would never let his students down  by shutting down the school and risking their lives
5. Don't know

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1. Some specific people used the money to buy weapons for the army etc.
2. There was another attack where the citizens protested but the government didn't care about they were trying to protest about
3. Within a lot of months the streets were all empty with out women
4.  A lot of students dropped out of school but Malala was still happy that she was at school
5. All over media people were saying that girls that go to school are not true muslims

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1. Women couldn't do anything because they were threatened to have an earthquake again
2. They were bringing men to persuade the girls to not go to school
3. The radio men could know everything about everyone  (malala calls them as sinful)
4. Malala was 4 years old when the 911 attack happened
5. Malala was getting older and she saw the world change everytiem

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1. The Mens that entered Malala's house were asking Malala's dad to close the school because they don't want females in school
2. Malala went to another special school were they learn more about their culture/language
3. Even though women weren't allowed to go out without men by their side they always found places that they could let their hearts go
4. Malala's Father was of course the principle of the school, everyone thought that Malala was getting everything she wanted at school
5. Malala's father always comforts her when she doesn't believe in herself.

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1. Malala was in a earthquake as she was at school
2. The government was involved by helping with the leftovers from the earthquake
3. Malala said that the earthquake was a sign from god to start taking action
4. Malala's mother always used to go outside to just let out because of what had happened and etc.
5. The earthquake was a really bad earthquake, families got wiped out and 11,000 kids were orphans

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1. It influences the community because females have to go through inequality. 2. Malala's dad is the strongest person in her life
3. Malala's father is always a strong force

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1. Malala seems like a normal girl, with her favorite foods, hobbies ect.
2. She really felt connected with god when she asked him things.
3. Malala really felt sad/ashamed when she did bad things (like take her sisters things)
4. She really admired her father, and always felt better with her dad, her mom was a little bit harder on her
5. Malala lived in a little town away from the city, they moved but with a lot of cousins.

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1. Malala thought her dad was generous because he was so giving and also her entire family.
2. The lives for the women in the villages was very sad. They didn't have any female based things, and couldn't do certain things
3. Lacking electricity, they couldn't have access to water

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1. Malala's mother did not have any schooling/education at age 8
2. An example of prejudice is the rich people took their kids out of school because they didn't want their kids to be with "below" kids
3. School was seen towards women that is was not for them. It was just for males.

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1. I think at times us as students don't really like school, but we are lucky to have that opportunity. 2. I value my education sometimes I don't think deep about but I know I am lucky.

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1. Malala is a pretty normal teen. She likes pizza (like me), her favorite color is pink, she has normal hobbies, She lived in a city/town like all of us. 2. They are traditional because they live/lived in a pretty traditional town and how their family was.