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Christmas in Britain involves decorating homes with trees and stockings, celebrating with family by playing games, singing songs, sending cards, and eating special foods like ham, turkey, gravy, and pudding. People also look forward to receiving presents believed to be delivered by Father Christmas in his sleigh pulled by reindeer.
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