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         <description><![CDATA[<div>I have seen this movie a few years ago and based on what I remember, I predict the movie will be about a boy who builds a rocket although it goes against what his parents and friends believe in. After watching the majority of the movie, I determined that the plot of the movie is relatively similar to my prediction. A boy named Homer builds a rocket despite the disapproval from his father and through many failed attempts, him and his friends finally create one that flies miles into the air. It resembled that of other countries and I believe it represented the success of the Americans in the space race against the Russians because it showed how we persevered and eventually crossed a new frontier following the launch of Sputnik.</div>]]></description>
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