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The document provides an overview of tweets posted with the hashtag #BMCE121212. It analyzes social media activity around a specific event or topic that was discussed and shared on Twitter using that hashtag on December 12, 2012. In a few sentences, it summarizes the general sentiments and types of content people shared relating to #BMCE121212 on that date.
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