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A 12-year-old girl from California became the Scripps National Spelling Bee champ Thursday night after fierce competition from her fellow pint-sized competitors. Ananya Vinay spent 45 minutes and nearly two dozen rounds going back and forth with 10-year-old Rohan Rajeev, who eventually misspelled the word "marram." Vinay looked stunned when she took the crown for correctly spelling "marocain," a dress fabric. #InsideEdition
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