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Compared to my brother and to my lab-buddy Chris who have travelled to, like, every continent, I have been pretty stationary in my life. Some of the countries and states I checked I really only travelled through (if I stopped to get a snack, it counts!). I am more of a type who goes to the same place over and over again (e.g., England).
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