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intro
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l1 : spawn
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l2 : the square
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l3 : open park
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l4 : well reveal
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l5 : the hall
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l6 : grown by a room
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l7 : beneath the bridge
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l9 : egg buildings
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l10 : paper structure
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l11 : deep storage
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l12 : the turbine
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outro
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