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There are calendars about food and about beautiful places in the world£®Calendars about sports and about movies£®Funny calendars with popular cartoon characters£®For pet lovers£¬there are calendars with pictures of cats doing unusual things£®Three hundred sixty-five of them-one for each day of the year£®There are calendars with pictures of cars£¬too£®There are even calendars for children who can draw the pictures themselves£®
Some people do not just look at their calendars£®They use them to write down important things they must remember£¬like meetings or doctor's appointments£®Busy people can buy small calendars to carry around to help them organize and plan their life£®
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A£®Calendars with pictures of dogs
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