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S is for superman. Superman is in some kids mind one of the greatest super heroes there has ever been. All the kids love him and they know that he's not real but they think they are him when the put on there costume and there imagination all comes to life and if you ever seen a little kid put his favorite superiors costume on well he lights up in joy and he sends off a giant smile. If superheroes were real then would there even be any crime in this world. Would there even be bad guys. Superheroes are stood thing and they can make your dreams come true and make you feel like a giant but if they were real this world would have no point. Superman is guy who wears a red and blue suit with a logo and he doesn't wear a mask. He is a main key
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