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The document lists 10 wishes and hypothetical scenarios, including wishing for more free time, living near the beach, traveling to Paris, owning a Jeep, having a foundation to help the elderly, learning photography skills, seeing a sister more frequently, owning a farm, being thrifty, and not having a fear of heights. For each wish, it provides details on what the person could do and would do if that wish were realized.
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