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The document provides a detailed overview of Tehran, Iran, describing many of its landmarks, museums, cultural centers, sports complexes, and surrounding natural areas. It touches on the city's international airport, Azadi Square, Azadi Tower, the Grand Bazaar, prominent mosques and other religious sites, the underground metro system, museums such as the National Museum of Iran and Jewelry Museum, Golestan Palace, theaters, shopping malls, restaurants, the Azadi sports complex, ski resorts in the nearby mountains, dams, memorial sites, women's rights issues and figures, movies and fashion, and nightlife for young people. In closing, it expresses pride and connection to Iran.
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- 51. Rules seem to be more relaxed in the ski resorts
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