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The Magic Number
An anxiously awkward teenager struggles to stop his obsessive thoughts
and compulsions surrounding numbers from getting in the way of helping his best
friend win the school talent show - and the girl of his dreams.
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An anxiously awkward teenager struggles to stop his obsessive thoughts and compulsions surrounding numbers from getting in the way of helping his best friend win the school talent show - and the girl of his dreams.
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