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As we do it:
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- Fruits: As much as possible
- Vegetables: When no fruits
- Faces: Beginning of ev. month
- Movies seen: Beg. of ev. month
- Fruits: As much as possible
- Vegetables: When no fruits
- Faces: Beginning of ev. month
- Movies seen: Beg. of ev. month
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