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Gladwell uses the word "bargain" in "Marita's Bargain" to highlight the concept of giving something up to achieve success. Marita's decision to enroll in KIPP Academy involves a trade-off where she sacrifices leisure time for academic success. The word "bargain" emphasizes the negotiation and exchange inherent in Marita's commitment to her education.

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