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The document describes a typical school day schedule including meals. It lists what a person does in the morning like getting up, having breakfast, and going to school. After school at 2pm they go home, have lunch, do homework, play, and watch TV. Dinner is the last meal of the day. Various foods are mentioned for each meal like toast, milk, and cereal for breakfast, and meat, vegetables, fish for lunch and rice, chicken, ham, cheese for dinner.
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