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The document provides examples of tongue twisters and rhyming phrases in English that are intended to be challenging or confusing to recite quickly and clearly. Some examples include phrases about picking peppers, selling seashells, wishing wishes, sailors seeing the sea, watching watches, thoughts being thought, fellows in fields of beans, weather, fleas and flies, and telling tongue twisters.
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