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<li><img src="https://gyazo.com/8df12b44d658928b9d27352216590267/thumb/1000" alt="image">
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<li>I had difficulty distinguishing between the two.
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<li>&quot;Which one is mine?&quot; I wondered.</li>
<li>He recognized &quot;similar hats, slightly different sizes, mine is bigger.&quot;</li>
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<li>When my wife pointed it out to me, I realized there was a dimension I hadn&#39;t recognized before.
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<li>&quot;Striped.&quot;</li>
<li>Easily identifiable when asked, &quot;Which is the stripe pattern?&quot;</li>
<li>But on their own, they didn&#39;t notice the difference in pattern.</li>
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<li><a href="/en/Cognitive%20Resolution">Cognitive Resolution</a>
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<a href="/en/Discrepancy%20in%20recognition%20of%20the%20Nishio%20family">Discrepancy in recognition of the Nishio family</a>.
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