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\title[Stage de seconde année à l'École polytechnique]
{Connecting things with Wizzilab}
[Wizzilab]
\author{Clément Durand}
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Cats have been domesticated for 4000 years.
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Cats can travel at speeds of up to 30km per hour.
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While not well known, the collective nouns used for cats and kittens are a clowder of cats and a kindle of kittens.
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