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This document discusses the importance of the body's parts and keeping them healthy. It outlines the main body parts, the five sense organs of eyes, nose, ears, tongue and skin, and how each helps with different functions like seeing, breathing, hearing and movement. It emphasizes the importance of keeping the body clean through bathing daily, eating healthy food, exercise, and stresses that working together the body parts allow us to perform various tasks.
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