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Chopin

Chopin was a musician and composer. He published a rondo in 'C' minor when he was only 15 years old.
==Legacy==
Binky Barnes is an appreciator of Chopin's works and life. In "D.W.'s Library Card," he was to happy to share a Chopin biography with D.W. Read. When, however, Arthur Read approached the two, he covered the book with one depicting a man doing a karate kick and claimed that he was reading to D.W. about "Choppin'," the great karate master. Arthur led D.W. away, over her protests, and he went back to reading the Chopin biography.
Mrs. Cardigan, Arthur's former piano teacher, has a bust of Chopin in her home, as seen in "Arthur Plays the Blues".
In a fantasy sequence of Buster's in "Buster's Sweet Success," a band played Chopin's famous "Funeral March." ()
==Appearances==
===Arthur===
*"D.W.'s Library Card" 
*"Arthur Plays the Blues" 
==External links==
* on Wikipedia
*A Chopin biography on 8Notes
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Chris

Chris was a fourth grader who only appeared in the book Arthur's Teacher Trouble as well as its Living Books computer game version. He is an aardvark like Arthur, but has orange hair at the top of his head, with his bangs covering his eyes. He was formerly one of Mr. Ratburn's third grade students, and stated to Arthur a myth about Mr. Ratburn being a vampire with magical powers, plus it was his only line ever said. He was shown twice: he was first shown in the hallway where Arthur and his friends were leaving on the first day of school; and was later shown in the September spellathon like he was dismissed for misspelling a word, but didn't have lines in that scene. He has never appeared again in the later books and hasn't appeared in the television series.
Chris_at_spellathon.png|Chris at the spellathon later in the book.
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Christian Distefano

Christian Distefano (born January 11, 2005) is the current voice actor of James MacDonald since Season 18, replacing John Flemming. He was also the voice actor of D.W. Read from Season 20 to Season 21, replacing Andrew Dayton.
==Bio==
Christian Distefano was born in Niagara Falls, Ontario.
Christian has starred in commercials, TV series and films. Christian first caught the attention of the industry with his leading series as Ronnie Realist for the Teletoon cartoon network at the age of 6. Among his biggest projects is the upcoming horror film Clown, produced by Eli Roth. Christian also co-starred in the soon-to-be released thriller Cut Bank, starring Liam Hemsworth, Teresa Palmer, John Malkovich, and Bruce Dern. This experience was amazing for a young actor to work with such an wonderful cast. Christian also has been guest starred on several episodic such as Murdoch Mysteries and Satisfaction.
Christian's voice over roles include leading as Arty for Creative Galaxy with Co Stars Jason Priestly, Brooke Shields, and more, Christian also voices Alex on the Nick Jr. hit show PAW Patrol & Richard on the PBS Kids show Peg + Cat, and his most recent role as Hockey Kid for Oreo's NHL animated "Wonderfilled" commercial.
Christian has also recorded and released a cover version of Justin Bieber's Pray, as a charity fundraiser for Project Share (his local food bank). Christian is very active with industry training, including vocal lessons and on-camera training.
Christian earned three nominations for the 2014 Young Artist Awards that will be handed out May 3, 2014 in Los Angeles. Christian was nominated for his roles as Ben McQueen on Murdoch Mysteries along with his Hallmark Movie Finding Christmas and his voice role of Richard from Peg + Cat.
Most recently, he received many nominations for a young actors awards called the Joey's. He won 2 awards, one of them for PAW Patrol.
Christian also enjoys riding his bike, playing soccer, basketball, swimming, and hanging out with his friends.
==Other Roles==
Alex Porter in PAW Patrol for the first 5 seasons.
==Characters voiced==
* D.W. Read (season 20-21)
* James MacDonald (season 18-25)
==References==
Category:English voice actors
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Chrono 3000

The Chrono 3000 was a watch owned by Brain which told him the time in over 50 countries, such as Germany, Finland, Japan, New Zealand, and Paraguay. 
Brain checks the watch during a soccer game against the Mighty Mountain Elementary Soccer Team, causing it to break after he runs into Binky. Later, he tries to get Arthur to tell Binky to apologize for breaking the watch, but Binky refuses until Brain apologizes for blowing his shot. After the two grow worried that they will die while waiting for their mothers to pick them up, Binky apologizes for breaking Brain's Chrono 3000.
==Appearances==
* "Waiting to Go"
Category:Objects
Category:Technology
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Ciao! Ciao!

Ciao! Ciao! is a song performed in Postcards From Buster episode "Ciao Buster." It was written by Stephanie Simpson and Claudio Ragazzi. It was published in 2008.
==Lyrics==
The canali are grandissimo.
San Marco is bellissimo.
Italy's magnifico.
And here's a word
that you should know:
Ciao! Ciao!
It means "Hello!"
Ciao! Ciao!
Means "Bye, now!"
Here we go!
Hello, goodbye.
Goodbye, hello.
"Ciao" will cover both,
You know!
Ciao! Ciao!
It means "Hello!"
Ciao! Ciao!
Means "Bye, now!"
Got to go!
Hello, goodbye.
Goodbye, hello.
"Ciao" will cover both,
You know!
Ciao, bella Mora!
Ciao, Carlos!
Ciao, Buster!
Got to go!
Category:Songs
Category:A to Z
Ciao Buster

==Summary==
Buster and Bo go on a vacation to the ancient city of Venice, Italy. While he is there, Buster learns all about the transport that involves the use of gondoliers instead of autos. He tries to track the Murano Glass Factory. The Baxters get hopelessly lost among the winding byways, palazzos, alleys and canals.
==Plot==
The episode begins in the Read living room where Arthur and Buster are playing a video game when David shows them a fish from Venice, Italy. D.W. then goes to get Thelma. Arthur and Buster resume playing when suddenly they stumble and broke the fish. Buster decides not to show the cracks on the fish and that they should distract D.W., which made D.W. suspicious.
Later, Buster and his dad reaches Venice, Italy, where they checked in at a hotel. Meanwhile, Arthur is watching a video of Venice when D.W. interrupts him,. saying she heard from Buster about the broken fish. Arthur tells Buster via email that D.W. knows about the broken fish. Later, Buster and Bo goes to meet a family, which showed Buster around Venice. Meanwhile, Arthur is watching more about Venice when D.W. claims she wants a mask. Arthur tells Buster via email that D.W. wants a mask.
Back in the Read living room, Buster and Arthur told David what happened. David explained that he originally broke it and not the boys. Arthur and Buster realized D.W. framed them, which made Arthur shout "D.W.!" In her room, D.W. is talking to Thelma and she sings Row, Row, Row Your Boat over and over, ending the episode.
==Characters==
*Buster Baxter
*Bo Baxter
*Arthur Read
*D.W. Read
*David Read
==Songs==
*"Ciao! Ciao!"
==References==
Category:Postcards from Buster episodes
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Cilbur Rocha

Cilbur Rocha is a storyboard artist for .
==Storyboard credits==
*1601. Based on a True Story 
*1604a. Get Smart
*1606a. The Last Tough Customer
*1702a. Adventures in Budylon
*1703a. Molina's Mulligan
*1706b. Waiting for Snow
*1707b. Go Fly a Kite
*1709b. Framed!
*2001a. Buster's Second Chance
*2004a. Bud's Knotty Problem
*2104b. Arthur Takes a Stand
Category:Storyboard artists
Category:A to Z
Cinderella

Cinderella is a popular folk tale that has had many variations and language translations over the years.
In the intro of "Fern & Persimmony Glitchet," Fern demonstrates how the story might not be as popular if the evil stepmother was nice, with Muffy playing Cinderella and Francine playing the stepmother.
In the intro of "Prunella and the Disappointing Ending," Marina poses a question asking how Prunella would like it if she told everyone the ending of Cinderella. Cinderella proceeds to come on screen and mention how everyone already knows the ending.
==Gallery==
Muffycinderella.png|Muffy as Cinderella, from "Fern and Persimmony Glitchet
Francinecinderella.png|Francine as the evil stepmother, from "Fern and Persimmony Glitchet"
Cinderella_cat.jpg|Cinderella from "Prunella Deegan and the Disappointing Ending"
==External links==
* on Wikipedia
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Cindy Charlebois/Gallery

==Screenshots==
===Alternate apparel===
Pool.JPG|3rd Grade Female Aardvark wearing and swimming with her red maillot.
The Pride of Lakewood 4.JPG|3rd Grade Female Aardvark wearing the new sports uniform.
Upsidedown reader girl.jpg|An error where she was miscolored as she reads upside down.
Friends 7.JPG|Wearing her red sweater and with her friends (classmates as well).
S07E05 Main Image.jpg|Wearing different clothes at the musical.
===Others===
Reading.JPG|3rd Grade Female Aardvark with her friends.
Hopscotch.JPG|3rd Grade Female Aardvark playing hopscotch with Beulah.
Having a Laugh 2.JPG|3rd Grade Female Aardvark laughing with George, 3rd Grade Male Rat, and 4th Grade Male Rat.
The Lousy Week 42.jpg|Her with the other kids.
3rd Grade Friends 3.JPG
Minor Characters.JPG
3rd Grade Friends 14.JPG|With a puppet.
aardvarkgirl73.png
aardvark4762.png|With Hallway Monitor George and Wally.
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Cinemas Mill Creek Mall 8

Mill Creek Mall Cinema 8 is a movie theater located in Mill Creek Mall. It first appears in Arthur's Perfect Christmas and appears again in "D.W.'s Time Trouble." In the episode, it first it appears that it is in a separate building, but later in the episode it is shown to be in the mall. Marie-Helene is seen working here in the episode.
==Appearances==
*Season 3
**What Scared Sue Ellen? 31201
*Season 10
**Arthur Changes Gears 100602
==Gallery==
Cinema8.png|Cinema shown as a separate building
Apccinema8.png|Cinema shown in Arthur's Perfect Christmas
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Category:Mill Creek Mall
Category:Businesses
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Circo de la Luna

Circo de la Luna is a circus show. In “Mind Your Manners” there is a short flashback of Emily seeing the show with her grandmother on Grandparents Day. One act of the show is Ferdy the Flying Bull.
The name is Spanish for “moon circus”. It refers to which is French for “sun circus”. Fern's second story in "Fern and the Case of the Stolen Story" mentions a Cirque de Fauteuil (armchair circus).
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Cisely Compson

Cisely CompsonClosed captions of "Ladonna Compson: Party Animal" and "Shelter from the Storm" confirm the spelling of the name is Cisely. is the wife of Rufus and mother of Gussie, Madison, Ladonna and Bud Compson.
==Biography==
===Early life===
According to Ladonna, Mrs. Compson played in a band until she was 25, but got so broke she had to sell her trumpet, but then a soldier (who would one day be her husband) bought it back for her.
===Elwood City===
She made Ladonna wear the snow hat her Aunt Bo gave her, in "Based on a True Story."
==Appearances==
===Arthur===
*1601. "Based on a True Story"
*1609a. "Fern and the Case of the Stolen Story" 
*1702a. "Adventures in Budylon" 
*1702b. "Ladonna Compson: Party Animal"
*1801a. "The Tattletale Frog" 
*1803b. "The Substitute Arthur"
*1807b "Messy Dress Mess"
*1809a. "The Pageant Pickle"
*1810. "Shelter from the Storm"
*2004a. "Bud's Knotty Problem"
===Games===
*Arthur's Big App
==Trivia==
*This character's design is similar to Unknown Female Adult Rabbit (Number 4).
*The closed captions of "The Tattletale Frog" spelled her name as Cisley.
==Gallery==
ladonna3.jpg
Mrs. Compson.JPG
Goodbye 1.jpg
==References==
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Category:Secondary Characters
City of Doom

The City of Doom is a horrible underground city protected by Grotesquely Grim Bunny from the even more horrible Creepy Weasel Monkey Mole, who lives in a warren beneath a junkyard known as the under-underground.
The main appearance of the city is a ruined castle and rocky cliffs. All residents of the city are dark and grim, even the good guys. The main gate has a welcome mat, which is actually a springboard to launch victims directly to the heart of the city.
Despite the city's overall degeneration, several structures have maintained their original shapes. Doomwood Elementary, the city's elementary school, has normal doors and lockers in an underground cave. A soda shop resembling the Sugar Bowl is also present, complete with seats, tables, and neon signs.
Category:Imaginary places
Category:Cities
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Clarice Vibert

Clarice Vibert is a park ranger at Turkey Hill Park. Her only appearance was in "Buster the Myth Maker," when Arthur and Buster interviewed her about a rumor about Turkey Hill Park. In the episode, she states that she would love to go to China.
==Trivia==
*Her character model is a recoloring of Ranger Ruth.
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Category:Adults
Category:Female
Category:Bears
Category:Brown hair
Category:Park rangers
Category:Lookalikes
Category:A to Z
Category:One Time Characters
Clarissa

Category:Objects Clarissa is a porcelain doll that Grandma Thora owned since her 5th birthday as seen in the episode Clarissa is Cracked. Thora always places Clarissa in a cabinet for display.
==Sypnosis from Clarissa is Cracked==
Thora loaned the doll to D.W. for a while. While D.W. was borrowing the doll, she was fiddling around with her, such as styling her hair, giving her food (though dolls cannot eat, due to their inactivity), and generally messing her up. After the abuse from D.W., Clarissa had the left upper quarter of her face broken off. After the incident, D.W.'s parents warned her about the doll being damaged, and point out to her that Clarissa is very old and is obsolete and that it means a lot to Thora. D.W.'s parents and Arthur show her in Thora's photo album the fact that Thora first received the doll since her fifth birthday and by how much it meant to her, and that she is now middle-aged. When it was almost time for Thora to have the doll back, D.W. and her family were trying several ways to get her fixed: the Doll Hospital that was closed for a month, the Doll Repairs website that had repair plans put on hold for six months, and finally D.W. tried fixing Clarissa by tying a headband around her head to hold up the broken piece, which turned out to be ineffective.
Arthur then takes D.W. to Mr. Ratburn, who manufactures and repairs puppets. Mr. Ratburn then agrees to fix the doll, and then a couple of hours later, D.W., Arthur, and their father David come to Mr. Ratburn's house to pick up the doll. D.W. fears he could have destroyed her, but later finds out he has completely restored the doll. After Clarissa is restored, D.W. then takes Clarissa home, and shows Thora the doll. D.W., however, came clean of what happened. But Thora wasn't disappointed because she then explains that she has broken Clarissa many times over the years, but always managed to have her fixed the same way Mr. Ratburn did. The doll looked better than before D.W. borrowed it.
In The Big Dig, Arthur finds a doll head that looks almost identical to Clarissa's while searching for a supposed treasure map his grandfather had.
==Description==
Clarissa is a bear-like porcelain doll with a pale complexion, long light brown hair with bangs, blue eyes with eyelashes, a pink nose, and bright red lipstick. She wears a bright green hair ribbon, a purple dress with lavender frills with four-spoked flowers, and a pair of gray Mary Janes.
She is very prone to being cracked and broken if the handler is not being cautious.
==Trivia==
*In the episode "The Big Dig", Arthur finds a doll head in the couch that looks similar to Clarissa's.
*Ironically, if Clarissa had been broken many times, the cracks would still be there and would require a gelatin-like job to hide the cracks.
Category:Toys
Category:A to Z
Clarissa is Cracked/Transcript

UNDER CONSTRUCTION
D.W.: You have so much cool stuff, Grandma. But my most favorite thing is this.Grandma: You mean Clarissa?I've had her since I was your age. Here's ur mother. We'd better get you ready to go.D.W.: Good-bye, Clarissa.Grandma: Maybe Clarissa would like a vacation from that musty old cabinet. How would you like to take care of her for a week, D.W.?D.W.: Oh, thank you, Grandma!Grandma: I know you'll treat Clarissa like the treasure she is. Now, you two have fun.
D.W.:Here I go, disappearing into...
Dad: No!
D.W.: Oops!
Dad: D.W. Have you been doing to this doll? Didn't Grandma Thora tell you to be careful with her,
D.W.: She told me, I'd treat her like a treasure, but I'am treating her like the best treasure.
D.W.: Here she is, Grandma!
Grandma: Why, she almost looks prettier than when I lent her to you! You took good care of her. Arthur, you were going to let me read that A+ report of yours.
D.W.: I confess! I broke Clarissa, and Arthur's teacher who was really nice (and not scary like Arthur says) fixed her, but it's wrong to lie, so I'm telling you. Even though you'll never trust me again and - that's all. I'm done.
Grandma: D.W., Clarissa's broken many times over the years, and I've had her fixed, just like you did.
D.W.: Really?
Grandma: Your getting her repaired shows that not only are you trustworthy, you're very responsible.
D.W.: Well, yes! That's exactly right!
Grandma: And that's exactly the kind of girl Clarissa needs to take care of her all the time.
D.W. (hugs her grandmother) Oh, thank you, Grandma!
(Clarissa is sitting between two pictures of her owners on a windowsill)
Category:Season 3 transcripts
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Claudia Silver

Claudia Silver is a writer on Arthur. She joined the program in Season 13.
Silver has written for a number of other PBS Kids programs including Martha Speaks, Mama Mirabelle's Home Movies and Word World. Some of her other work includes installments of a number of Playhouse Disney programs, including Bear in the Big Blue House, JoJo's Circus and Stanley.
==Writing credits==
*1302a. "The Silent Treatment"
*1302b. "Kung Fool"
*1304b. "The Good, the Bad, and the Binky"
*1408b. "All the Rage"
*1505b. "S.W.E.A.T."
*1603a. "All About D.W."
*1604a. "Get Smart"
==External links==
*Silver on IMDb
Silver, Claudia
Category:A to Z
Claudio Ragazzi

Claudio Ragazzi is a songwriter.
==Songwriting Credits==
*"Meet Me at the Fair" (with Stephanie Simpson)
*"The Place Where I Am" (with Stephanie Simpson)
*"Down in San Antonio" (with Billy Aronson)
*"Heading into Oregon" (with Billy Aronson)
*"At Home in Madison" (with Glen Berger)
*"Sleepy in Seattle" (with Bill Shribman)
*"The Ballad of the Baxters" (with Stephanie Simpson)
*"I Want to Be a Cowboy" (with Peter Gaffney)
*"Song for Buster" (with Glen Berger)
*"The Elusive Moose" (with Glen Berger)
*"It's Always Colorado Outside" (with Adam Felber)
*"Tradition Is a Circle" (with Stephanie Simpson and Billy Aronson)
*"In Phoenix with You" (with Glen Berger)
*"The Green Hills of Kentucky" (with Adam Felber)
*"Out on the Open Road" (with Stephanie Simpson and Peter Egan)
*"Bayou, by Me" (with Glen Berger)
*"Best Friends Work It Out" (with Stephanie Simpson and Peter Egan)
*"Park City, So Pretty" (with Cydne Clark)
*"The Place I Love the Most" (with Billy Aronson)
*"Ciao! Ciao!" (with Stephanie Simpson)
Category:Songwriters
Category:A to Z
Clementine

Clementine is the daughter of Dr. Rhymenstein in the dream of Binky Barnes in Rhyme for Your Life.
==Appearance==
Clementine is an aardvark in a similar way to the Read family and her hair and voice were similar to those of D.W. Read's. However, unlike D.W., she always spoke in rhyme, like other citizens of Verseburg. She wore a straw bonnet and a pink Victorian-era dress with a white apron.
==Trivia==
*She is shown to dislike fruit as when she was kidnapped by the Purple Orange, she says, "Put me down, you purple brute! I don't even like normal fruit!"
Category:Characters
Category:Female
Category:Aardvarks
Category:Lookalikes
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Category:Imaginary characters
Cliff Ruby

Cliff Ruby is a writer on .
Cliff Ruby is a regular writer for animated television shows, almost always working in conjunction with his wife Elana Lesser. His credits include a number of stories of the hit PBS Kids series Dragon Tales, the animated Alvin & the Chipmunks show, and an animation of The Wizard of Oz. He also has screenwriter credits for numerous films, including Mean Girls 2, several Barbie films and the Charlotte's Web sequel Charlotte's Web 2: Wilbur's Great Adventure.Cliff Ruby on IMDb
==Writing credits==
*That's MY Grandma! 
*Mutiny on the Pitch 
*Arthur's Big Meltdown 
==Notes and references==
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Clown Face

Clown Facehttps://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=245348715622783&set=o.43562115202&comment_id=476768 is a villain of both Bionic Bunny and Dark Bunny. He has a wide range of goals, from exposing Bionic Bunny's secret identity to simply robbing banks.
His first appearance in "Do You Believe in Magic?" showed him in his lair plotting how his revenge on Bionic Bunny. Punchinello suggested hitting him in the face with a pie, which was filled with a powerful radioactive isotope, but he decided that exposing Bionic Bunny's secret identity is far more sinister. It is unknown what happened, but it is likely that Bionic Bunny foiled his plan.
He appears in "The Secret Origin of Supernova" trying to defeat Dark Bunny, but he and his three henchmen fall because of Dark Bunny's power boost from a Mighta-Max Energy Drink.
The villain appears briefly in the opening of "Buster the Lounge Lizard," robbing a bank until Dark Bunny catches him with the Dark Buggy's grappling hook.
==Henchmen==
*Punchinello
*Bobo
*3 additional henchmen
==Appearances==
===Arthur===
*1209b. "Do You Believe in Magic?"
*1310b. "The Secret Origin of Supernova"
*1504b. "Buster the Lounge Lizard"
==References==
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Coach Biltwell

Coach Biltwell is a coach at Lakewood Elementary School. During Get-In-Shape month, she assigned all the kids to double their exercises. Since Buster was away in Philadelphia, Biltwell had him make a video of himself exercising.
==Appearances==
*"Philadelphia Masala"
Category:Female
Category:Lakewood Elementary Staff
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Category:Adults
Category:Cats
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Category:A to Z
Category:One Time Characters
Coach Bumpus

Coach Bumpus is one of the gym coaches at Lakewood Elementary School. He and Coach Grimslid often argue over trivial topics.
==Biography==
His most major appearance was in "Misfortune Teller." He and Grimslid argued over the last verse of The Itsy Bitsy Spider, and Bumpus called Binky over to sing it. To his dismay, the last verse was "up the spout", as Grimslid had said.
He also appeared on a picture in "Binky Barnes, Wingman" and in person in Arthur - It's Only Rock 'n' Roll.
==Quotes==
==Appearance==
He has orange hair, wears a cornflower blue jacket, blue jeans, and red sneakers.
==Trivia==
*His name was only revealed in the book.
==Appearances==
===Arthur===
*12302. Misfortune Teller
*21802. D.W.'s Very Bad Mood 
*30502. Revenge of the Chip (Cameo and miscolored)
*40102. Arthur's Big Hit (Cameo)
*40701. Binky Barnes, Wingman (Picture)
===Specials===
*Arthur - It's Only Rock 'n' Roll 
===Books===
*Arthur and the Cootie-Catcher
==Gallery==
Lakewood staff bug week.jpg
Shot of Coach Bumpus (Arthur, Its Only Rock and Roll).png|Coach Bumpus smiling
==References==
Category:Lakewood Elementary Staff
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