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Each of these passages was written from a different viewpoint, and includes different information about the science fair. Analyze the similarities and differences between the two passages, including cases where the two texts disagree. Support your interpretation with details from the passages. Passages: "My (science) fair lady" and "Local students reach for the stars".

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