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It was just too £¨40£©D£¬what with all the details of £¨41£©A Christmas dinner and buying last-minute gifts£¬to take the time to £¨42£©Cthe"right bike"for our little girl£®So£¬here we were-Christmas Eve around 9£º00p£®m£®£¬with Rose and her brother£¬Dylan£¬sitting in their beds£®We could now think only of the bicycle£¬the £¨43£©D£®and being parents who would £¨44£©Btheir child£®
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