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The document appears to contain a collection of thoughts from students in Mrs. Nation's class about the topic of fall. Some of the main ideas expressed include enjoying watching colorful leaves fall from trees, activities like apple picking and Thanksgiving races, and appreciating the shorter nights and cooler weather that come with the fall season.
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