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The document discusses reasons for wanting to visit California, including its relaxed lifestyle by the sea with sun and good surfing. It lists requirements like a passport, visa, English skills, camera, laptop and money. Potential activities are mentioned like visiting Universal Studios to see how movies are made, surfing the birthplace of the sport, and checking out the Petersen Automotive Museum to see the evolution of cars.
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