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The document discusses different rides and food options available at a funfair, including roller coasters, ferris wheels, water slides, bumper cars, candy floss, doughnuts, and milkshakes. It also contains codes for different routes on highways 40, 101, 41, and 102, along with responses of "any", "no", and "some" that are not clearly defined.
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