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The document provides instructions for writing a descriptive text about a singer named Taylor Swift. It gives her full name, popular name, birthdate and location, as well as descriptive words to include such as "curly hair," "blue eyes," "tall," and "white skin." Students are asked to write three paragraphs describing Taylor Swift using this identifying information and vocabulary words provided in order to complete the assignment.
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