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−	The '''spine''' is a part of the skeletal system designed to help us stand upright. Not all [[Humans\|humans]] have one.<ref>[http://www.newyorker.com/humor/borowitz-report/scientists-baffled-by-mcconnell-and-ryans-ability-to-stand-upright-without-spines Scientists Baffled by McConnell and Ryan's Ability to Stand Upright Without Spines (The Borowitz Report)]</ref><ref>[http://www.clickhole.com/article/beautiful-when-7-year-old-boy-could-no-longer-affo-6296 Beautiful! When This 7-Year-Old Boy Could No Longer Afford Treatment For His Brain Tumor, Mitch McConnell Dressed Up As Batman And Wheeled Him Out Of The Hospital (ClickHole)]</ref>	+	The '''spine''' is a part of the skeletal system designed to help us stand upright. Not all [[Humans\|humans]] have one.<ref>[http://www.newyorker.com/humor/borowitz-report/scientists-baffled-by-mcconnell-and-ryans-ability-to-stand-upright-without-spines SCIENTISTS BAFFLED BY MCCONNELL AND RYAN’S ABILITY TO STAND UPRIGHT WITHOUT SPINES]</ref>

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