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A 6-year-old girl named Sara was sexually molested by her male teacher at a tutorial center. The teacher had been abusing her for two years, starting immediately after she began attending the center. Sara's mother discovered the abuse when she found her daughter crying and struggling to walk. The mother confronted the teacher, who confessed to the abuse. The teacher had been threatening Sara not to tell anyone about the abuse.

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A 6-year-old girl named Sara was sexually molested by her male teacher at a tutorial center. The teacher had been abusing her for two years, starting immediately after she began attending the center. Sara's mother discovered the abuse when she found her daughter crying and struggling to walk. The mother confronted the teacher, who confessed to the abuse. The teacher had been threatening Sara not to tell anyone about the abuse.

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