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This document lists common symbols and icons associated with Christmas, including Santa Claus, Christmas trees, toys, stockings, presents, candy canes, reindeer, sleighs, snowmen, lights, bells, angels, elves, bows, and mistletoe.

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3. Christmas tree

4. Toys

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8. Reindeer

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