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Hello, my name is Evelin. I normally go to the market to buy things that are missing in the house, especially fruits and vegetables, for example, bananas, apples, carrots, potatoes, strawberries, but today is a very special day, it is my mother's birthday and today I buying oranges to making a cake

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Hi Aldahir, I heard that you are moving to Arequipa. When you arrive at the bus station, will you call me to pick you up? I think so because you don't know the city well. Transportation here is very expensive. I travel mainly by bike, but you can get around by public transportation. It's cheap. They take you to the tourist places. It's better to plan in advance where you want to go for a walk and visit, when you arrive I will take you to see nice places, see you soon.

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In 2020, during the pandemic, I stayed up until 2 am playing a video game called Free Fire. The next day my head and body hurt, I was listless and sleepy in the mornings. In 2021, I decided to change because my eyesight was getting worse and I started making desserts and crafts, I practiced some hobbies and went to sleep earlier. In 2023, I started studying, I became happier, I started studying at Senati virtually and I only focused on that, on getting my 8 hours of sleep.

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I had been working on this project for months, pouring my heart and soul into it. I'd meticulously researched, planned, and executed every step, confident in its success. But when the deadline arrived, I was met with a crushing blow - my program wouldn't run. It had worked flawlessly in testing, but now it was riddled with errors.

Panic surged through me. I'd spent countless hours on this, and now it seemed like all my efforts were in vain. I desperately tried to debug the code, but nothing seemed to work. The frustration was overwhelming.

Then, I took a deep breath and decided to change my approach. I had focused so much on the code itself that I hadn't considered the potential issues with the data I was using. I carefully reviewed the input files, and to my surprise, I found a missing column that was causing the program to crash.

Once I corrected the data, the program ran flawlessly. It was a simple fix, but it had taken a lot of frustration and a change in perspective to find it. I learned a valuable lesson that day: sometimes, the solution to a problem lies not in the code itself, but in the context surrounding it.

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