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This document lists 24 common symbols and traditions associated with Christmas, including a Christmas tree, snowman, advent calendar, gingerbread man, advent wreath, Santa Claus, stocking, candles, candy cane, Christmas pudding, lights, present, Christmas cake, fireplace, holly, ivy, mistletoe, sleigh, chimney, bells, reindeer, carol singers, Christmas crackers, and ornaments.
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