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The document is a story about Tom that includes exchanges where he is offered cookies which he accepts, and questions about his preferences for foods like watermelons and pineapples. It also includes references to common objects, activities and celebrations for a cultural holiday involving boats, racing, and food like rice dumplings. The story repeats the phrase "It's Time already" and mentions the characters Tom and Ula.
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