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Read “The Great International Paper Airplane Book” of the Scientific American competition, you’ll love it. The dart-like model from that is sensational.

“higher gas millage” -> mileage
“that has 60 MPG” -> gets 60
“top of it’s arc” -> its (not a contraction of “it is” or “it has”, this is already a possessive pronoun, like “his”)
“gracefully roles upright” -> rolls

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