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The effectiveness of two speed reading programs is being compared. Ten pairs of people are randomly selected; each pair consists of people whose present reading speeds are essentially identical. From each pair, one person is randomly selected to take Program 1; the other person takes Program 2. After the speed reading programs are completed, the reading speeds, in words per minute, for the 10 pairs of people are found to be:

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