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sallfortonight,folks!

Besuretotuneintomorrow!

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Mostcafesofferhundredsofgames,varyingfromclassicslike“Monopoly”and“Battleship”toEuropeanstrategygameslike“SettlersofCatan”and“Agricola”.Theyalsohavestaffmemberstoteachcustomerstherulesofthegameifnecessary.Thismeansthatplayersaremorecomfortableexploringgamesthattheyhaven'

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sOninTown.Announcer2：

Thanks,Mark.

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sitgoingtobeJennyAweekendinfrontofthetelevision,oroutonthetownAnnouncer2：

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sopenfrom10amto6pmonSaturdayandSundayandentranceisfree.

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