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This document discusses patriotism and Sir Walter Scott. It defines a patriot as someone who loves their country and is willing to defend it. It then provides biographical details about Sir Walter Scott, describing him as a Scottish author known for his historical novels and poems. The document includes a poem by Scott titled "Breathes There the Man" that expresses love for one's native land.
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The document is a lesson plan for a class on varieties of food taught at M.V. Herwadkar English Medium High School. It lists the school, lesson number, semester, course name, teacher's name, and repeats the school name 14 times throughout. The lesson plan does not provide any other details about the content or objectives of the class.
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The document lists the name of an English medium school, B.J.P.S Samiti’s M.V.HERWADKAR ENGLISH MEDIUM HIGH SCHOOL, along with the course name, semester, staff name and repeated listings of the school name with line numbers from 1 through 11. It ends with a thank you message.
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The document is a report from M.V. Herwadkar English Medium High School listing the course name, staff name, and semester. It includes the names of 10 students enrolled in the school and course. The staff name listed is Mrs. Anupama Upari.
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The document discusses a multiplication program at M.V. HERWADKAR ENGLISH MEDIUM HIGH SCHOOL taught by Mrs. Anupama Upari. It also provides a brief overview of the functions of blood, including transporting digested food and oxygen throughout the body. The school is thanked at the end.
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This document outlines a lesson plan for a subtraction course. It includes the name of the school, semester, course name, teacher name, lesson title on subtraction part 2, and a thank you message signed by the school principal. The lesson plan covers subtracting with borrowing in multi-digit numbers.
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