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Comparing Judgment Of Solomon And Popular Mechanics
I read three stories which are the Judgment of Solomon, the Circle of Chalk and

Popular Mechanics.

Similarity is there are a mom and her baby and they want her baby. Difference in the Judgment of Solomon or the Circle of Chalk, they conflicted with

two women who are real mom and fake mom and they solved the problem by test.

On the contrary, in the Popular Mechanics, they conflicted with woman and man

who are mom and dad and they used it by their force and we didn’t know the baby.

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