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This document contains information about the schedule and subjects for a 4th form class at Osipovichi School No. 2 in Belarus. It lists the subjects that are taught on different days of the week, including Tuesdays and Fridays which have Religious Education. It also includes a partial weekly timetable showing the order of subjects on different days and an activity to fill in missing letters in the names of some of the subjects.
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