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         <description><![CDATA[<div>If you were to put five pennies on the table on the first row and took five more pennies and the pennies where spaced out.  The child will think that the second row has more pennies because the row it longer then the first row. At the age of 11 a child can tell that the rows have the same amount of pennies</div>]]></description>
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