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#refactored to handle negative numbers and duplicates

def second_highest( numbers )
  if numbers[0] > numbers[1]
    highest, second_highest = numbers.shift, numbers.shift
  else
    second_highest, highest = numbers.shift, numbers.shift
  end

  second_highest = numbers.shift if highest == second_highest

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class Model
  attr_reader :deck, :size

  def initialize(doc)
    @doc = doc
    @input = input
    @deck = []
    @size = 0
  end
  

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