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Once upon a time, there was a little dolphin named Ocean Blue. She had a mommy whose name was Ocean Lite.
One day, there was a big storm. Ocean Blue got lost. Ocean Lite could not find her, and she was sad.
Ocean Lite met a big whale. He was mad at her, because she was blocking his path. Ocean Lite wanted the whale to help her find Ocean Blue. The whale did not help her, so she swam away and met her friend Crabby. He said he would help her.
They found Ocean Blue stuck in some seaweed. They helped her to get out. They all had dinner.

Once upon a time, there was a little dolphin named Ocean Blue. She had a mommy whose name was Ocean Lite.
One day, there was a big storm. Ocean Blue got lost. Ocean Lite could not find her, and she was sad.

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