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This document shares pictures from the family's year, showing various trips they took to places like Bahrain, Dubai, Egypt, Canada, and London. It includes photos from holidays, birthdays, festivals, vacations, and highlights from each season as the family spent time together, traveled, and experienced a new school year.
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