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You are adding a relative path while creating the symlink. So if you go to /usr/local/bin and do file sage, you'll see that the link is broken.
Unlink the created link, (in Linux, unlink sage) then repeat the command but with the complete path.
eg: ln -s ~/sage9.1/sage /user/local/bin/sage
This worked for me.
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