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Article: Monkey see, monkey do.
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- U.S. Kids
- Article date:
- March 1, 2003
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Samantha woke up one Saturday morning. She got dressed, brushed her hair, and opened her bedroom door.
Her little brother, Jimmy, was waiting. "Ooga, Ooga!" he shouted, jumping at her.
Samantha jumped back, startled. "You little monkey!" she yelled.
Jimmy grinned. "Monkey see, monkey do," he said.
Samantha glared at him.
Jimmy glared right back.
Samantha rolled her eyes at him.
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