Starting with a large wine glass and a small wine glass, fill the small glass with wine and then pour that wine into the large glass. Next, fill the small glass with water and pour some of that water into the large glass. Mix the contents of the large glass, and then pour the mixture back into the small glass until the small glass is full. Will there be more water in the large glass than there is wine in the small glass? After you have solved this problem, explain how you got your foot in the door.
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