What does she look like?
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The document discusses identifying, criticizing, and praising qualities in people. It describes physical attributes like hair color, eye shape, nose type, and skin color. A mind map is presented to categorize descriptions of a person's face, hair, eyes, nose, lips, skin, body, age, and other qualities to provide a complete picture.
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