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Summary: The Lifeline Of Lions
The title doesn't give the reader any understanding of the important idea of the article. This article adresses diseases that kill lions. As opposed to the article saying "The Lifeline of Lions". As a reader I was confused as to why they it such a title; however, the story contains valuable information. So all in all, it was an informative

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