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By Eliza Berman
This baby, flanked by even smaller twin babies, is not quite sure what’s going on here. There’s one baby in a headband and strawberry romper to his left, and another baby in a headband and strawberry romper to his right. And they are, remarkably, two different people.
One twin is chilling contently while the other seems quite perturbed by the confused baby’s inability to recognize her individuality. Or maybe she’s hungry. Either way, it’s Friday.
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