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This document appears to be instructions for a Halloween-themed board game. It includes spaces on the board labeled with numbers and game instructions like "spin the wheel, count the number of spaces in the game and name the item where you land, finally click on the picture to confirm your answer." The board includes Halloween-themed items like ghost, jack-o-lantern, mummy, witch, bat, black cat, trick or treat bag, death, Frankenstein, Dracula, haunted house, and cauldron.
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