HOW TO BECOME A SUPERHERO.
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The world is a dangerous place and sometimes there's a need for superheroes. Regrettably, there's no real way to gain super strength or to fly like in the comic books. However, that doesn't mean that someone can't become a real-life superhero.
Across the world, regular people are donning costumes and creating personas to prevent crime and help their communities. Becoming a real-life superhero isn't easy, and you should consider the risks and effort that come with it.
Before you can walk the streets protecting others, you need to create a persona and be physically and mentally prepared for the task.
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