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- 1. мой город
- 3. это столица Индии и там много зелени
- 4. В Дели много таких мест, как Красный форт и Кутб- Минар.
- 5. Парад проходит в Дели в День независимости и День Республики.
- 7. есть два знаменитых храма Аксардхам и Храм Лотоса
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