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This is the funny moment a toddler got into an argument with Amazon Alexa after the virtual assistant struggled to understand her.<br/><br/>Video shows Aria Coleman, three, frustratedly pleading the gadget to play the popular children's song \
This is the funny moment a toddler got into an argument with Amazon Alexa after the virtual assistant struggled to understand her.<br/><br/>Video shows Aria Coleman, three, frustratedly pleading the gadget to play the popular children's song \
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