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Big Ben is a large tower in London with a giant clock in the middle. The tower is a famous London monument. The document also describes other landmarks near Big Ben like the River Thames, boats, flags, and cars, as well as trees and windows. It was created by Guillermo Fernández Álvarez and Sergio Bascuñana Camero.
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