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The document contains a series of short sentences describing various actions taken by different subjects. It notes that someone has been to London, that Timmy passed an exam, and Candance caught her brothers. It also asks whether they ever dance together, if Homer ever cries, and if she lost weight. Finally, it provides 7 sentences with blanks to be filled in with verbs describing actions taken by various subjects and objects.
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