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Grumpiness- 3 x 3 Mischief Scrooge Factor 4 x -1 Magic Grumpiness- 2 x 2 Mischief Scrooge Factor - 9 ÷ 3 Magic10 ÷ - 2 Grumpiness Mischief- (3 x 3) Scrooge Factor 24 ÷ - 4 Magic Grumpiness Mischief Scrooge Factor 5 x - 2 Magic Grumpiness Mischief Scrooge Factor - 8 ÷ 2 Magic8 x - 1 Grumpiness8 ÷ - 4 Mischief Scrooge Factor Magic4 x - 2 Grumpiness0 - 1 Mischief Scrooge Factor Magic Grumpiness- 2 x 4 Mischief- 10 x 1 Scrooge Factor Magic

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