Omar Gutierrez
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Omar woke up at noon, had a shower and got dressed. He then had a variety of foods for breakfast. In the morning, Omar played soccer with friends until 2pm, then they swam in a lake for an hour. In the afternoon, Omar played video games with friends. For dinner at 9pm, he ate with his parents and watched a film on his computer before going to bed, where he dreamt that pigs could fly.
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