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This document lists various fruits including pineapple, grapes, blueberries, strawberry, kiwi-fruit, bananas, pear, orange, lemon, apple, watermelon, peach, cherries, grapefruit, and plums.
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- 2. Pineapple
- 3. Grapes
- 4. Blueberries
- 5. Strawberry
- 6. Kiwi-fruit
- 7. Bananas
- 8. Pear
- 9. Orange
- 10. Lemon
- 11. Apple
- 12. Watermelon
- 13. Peach
- 14. Cherries
- 15. Grapefruit
- 16. Plums