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Smile and miles contain the same letters.
And, what's even better?
There's a transformation that relates the former to the latter.
So, why does this matter?
Because you'll meet it later.

You'll learn more about transformations in grades 10, 11, and 12 .
Actually, you've met this before in middle school.
When it appeared minuscule.
You're meeting it again in high school.
Because it's a useful tool.

Transformations aside.
You need a smile
Once in a while.
Lasting smile till the last mile.
Sincere smile without guile.
That's our style.