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The document provides information about daily excursions during a trip to Paris. It lists options for morning and afternoon activities on Days 2 and 3, with some excursions designated for the whole group. Students are asked to choose one morning option for Day 2, and for Day 3 either Disneyland for the full day or Rodin in the morning followed by the D'Orsay or Jeu de Paume in the afternoon. Students must return the completed form by December 3rd.
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