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Finland is famous for chocolate, salmiakki candy, the Angry Birds games, ice hockey, Nokia phones, Moomins characters, Jopo bikes, floating saunas, and enjoying the outdoors in all seasons. The document also summarizes details about the town of Masku, including its population, location, shopping center, and the historic home of President Mannerheim. It provides descriptions of the local school, including class sizes and grades, an international cafe run by students, and photos of the cafeteria and a music class.
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- 18. Louhisaari President Mannerheim (1867 – 1951) was born here
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- 22. This is our cafeteria! The food in here is free. Food! Yummy !
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