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The function below takes one parameter: a dictionary (dictionary). Complete the function so that it prints out each value stored in the dictionary, each on a separate line. Recall that dictionaries store key:value pairs. Also, when you iterate through a dictionary with a for loop, you are interating through the keys. For this question, you'll need to lookup each key in the dictionary to find its value.
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