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... their heads laden with fruit and vegetables. Here can buy green peas, string beans, cabbage, and sometimes strawberries and blackberries. Oranges, tangerines, bananas, mango, grape fruit, lime, and pine apple are cheap and plentiful. Tropical fruits, too. ...

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