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This document provides Spanish translations for various English words starting with each letter of the alphabet. It contains pairs of words where the first word is in English and the second word is the Spanish translation. Some of the pairs included are: airplane to avion, ball to balon, clock to reloj, drum to tambor, and earth to tierra.

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