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Christmas Argumentative Essay

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Thanksgiving is over and soon will come Christmas. We must pack up and put the turkeys, pilgrims, and Indians all away into storage. Then very abruptly after November turns to December get out the Christmas decorations. With brother and sister, mom and dad, we will make the inside along with the outside look absolutely mesmerizing. Pedestrians will stop and stare with mouths dropped wide open, but one choice that will concern the whole family will be type of tree. The tree will serve as the centerpiece to the whole puzzle, which in this case is the puzzle of Christmas spirit. Joy unending joy comes with a cold bite of winter as Christmas arrives. One question that one may ask is whether a family should have a real of an artificial tree. I
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