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The document contains descriptions of several items being offered for points, including an IKEA table mirror, a black and green neoprene laptop carry bag, a handmade zipper purse from Russia, the word game Bananagrams, and a Lego pen. Details provided include sizes, features, materials, and condition. Points values are listed for each item.
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