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The document summarizes a family's trip to Europe, visiting Paris, London, Oslo, Rome, and Athens. In Paris they went to Disneyland, the Eiffel Tower, and unspecified restaurants. In London they saw Big Ben, took a hop-on hop-off bus tour, and visited the London Eye. In Oslo they took a mini cruise and photos of their hotel. In Rome they visited the Colosium. The total cost of flights, hotels, attractions, and food for the entire trip was $14,542.20.
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