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This document contains one-word lines that are repeated three times each, including the words "win", "sit", "stop", "fry", "dry", "sky", "crying", "more", and "before", as well as the word "myself" which has a slash added to the third repetition. The repeated words in triplicate provide a minimal structure to the document without much contextual meaning.
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