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  <abstract>Miley Stewart Adores all the email that Hannah Montana's fans send her. Usually, they write to say that they love Hanna's music, or maybe to ask her for fashion advise. But when an email from a girl at Miley's own school shows up in her inbox, Miley takes things a few steps too far.</abstract>
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