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AOL News reports the story of two Nevada twins who share more than a common DNA signature:

For identical twins Gabby and Maria Munoz-Robles being co-valedictorians was just another thing to do together.

KTVN reports: “We would switch seats in some classes just to play a joke on the teacher. We always study together. We do the same sports; we do the same extracurricular activities.”

For the nearly inseparable twins, being named co-valedictorians wasn’t even a surprise – The Record-Courier reports it was all part of the plan.

CBS reports: “We were shooting to be co-valedictorians. It came just down to this last semester, and we tied, so we knew that it was going to happen.”

The twins from Minden, Nevada, each earned a 4.54 grade point average. Maria told The Record-Courier:

“A lot of people want us to be separate, but we enjoy it. When we give each other hugs, I feel like I’m hugging myself.”

Full story here.

The valedictorian twins will attend Notre Dame University together in the fall.

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