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    This document discusses various time references such as last week, last winter, 2 days ago, last Sunday, yesterday, last Monday, ten days ago, last Christmas in 2012, last spring, and last month without providing any additional context or information. The frequency of different terms ranging from daily to yearly is mentioned without connecting them to specific events or details.

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    This document discusses various time references such as last week, last winter, 2 days ago, last Sunday, yesterday, last Monday, ten days ago, last Christmas in 2012, last spring, and last month without providing any additional context or information. The frequency of different terms ranging from daily to yearly is mentioned without connecting them to specific events or details.

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    usually Last week often Last winter

    every night always last year 2 days ago

    sometimes Last Sunday yesterday last Monday

    Every day ten days ago often every weekend

    Last Christmas in 2012 sometimes often

    every summer Last spring every morning last month

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