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The document discusses drawings and representations of New Zealand symbols including the All Blacks rugby team, the kiwi, and the New Zealand flag, as these represent the author's home country. It also mentions drawings of some English buildings and the England flag as the author's great-grandmother was from England.
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- 2. Idid the all blacks because I support them. And Im a New Zealander!!!
- 3. Ihave done the kiwi because it represents New Zealand.
- 4. I have done the new Zealand flag because that’s my home place.
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