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How did Ulysses show his usual cleverness with the Sirens?

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Ulysses made his crew put a lot of wax in their ears so they wouldn't want to go to the Sirens. Ulysses kept his ears unwaxed but had his crew tie him up to the mast so he couldn't get free and go to the Sirens.

Explanation: Greek Mythology

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