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This document appears to be about a class on written language taught by Miss Karina Fernández. It contains two students' names, Katherin Tapia G. and Sucelle Tapia U., and lists various topics that may be part of the class curriculum, including cities in Pakistan and the United States, populations, famous landmarks like the Badshahi Mosque, sports like cricket and baseball, foods such as chapati and apple pie, popular movies from different years, musicians that perform in concerts, books, writing scripts, and an image of a classroom.
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