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conversations.value: Give me a description for a story titled This Is How We Do It about Erotica, Best, Lesbian with the genre: Politics & Social Sciences, Social Sciences.
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conversations.value: <span>Boston native the author has work that has appeared in the Best Lesbian Erotica series (2005-2009), Sometimes She Lets Me: Best Butch Femme Erotica , Ultimate Lesbian Erotica 2006 , and Kuma2.net.</span>
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conversations.value: Give me the first three paragraphs for this story.
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conversations.value: This Is How We Do It
  And, of course, the team at Chronicle Books, including my wonderful editor, Ariel Richardson, for her thoughtful advice and encouraging words.
  I live in a first-floor apartment in the northern city of Haridwar, along the fast-flowing Ganges River. I also have four older siblings who don't live with us.
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conversations.value: Add another sentence about Sofía, Isaías, Neyser.
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conversations.value: This Is How We Do It
  And, of course, the team at Chronicle Books, including my wonderful editor, Ariel Richardson, for her thoughtful advice and encouraging words. 
  I live in a first-floor apartment in the northern city of Haridwar, along the fast-flowing Ganges River. 
  I live with my mom, Sofía, my dad, Isaías, my younger brothers, Neyser and Eber, and my little sister, Neida. I also have four older siblings who don't live with us.
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conversations.value: Give me five more paragraphs.
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conversations.value: Abwooli means "catlike, caring, and feminine" in Rutooro, one of the native languages spoken in Uganda. It's one of twelve typical "pet names" given to kids shortly after birth, based on their personality.
  Adas polo is an Iranian dish made with rice, lentils, onions, raisins, and spices, served vegetarian or with ground beef.
  The Amazon rainforest is the largest and most biodiverse tropical rain-forest in the world, covering 2.3 million square miles (3. It contains 15,000 different species of trees, 1,000 bird species, and 2,200 fish species.
  Bashkir is a language related to Turkish. It is spoken by about 1.2 million Russians, many of whom live in the Bashkortostan Republic near the Ural Mountains.
  Carrom is a table game similar to billiards, where the objective is to flick disks into the four corner pockets.
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conversations.value: Add another sentence about South, America.
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conversations.value: Abwooli means "catlike, caring, and feminine" in Rutooro, one of the native languages spoken in Uganda. It's one of twelve typical "pet names" given to kids shortly after birth, based on their personality. 
  Adas polo is an Iranian dish made with rice, lentils, onions, raisins, and spices, served vegetarian or with ground beef. 
  The Amazon rainforest is the largest and most biodiverse tropical rain-forest in the world, covering 2. 3 million square miles (3. 7 million square kilometres) of land in South America. It contains 15,000 different species of trees, 1,000 bird species, and 2,200 fish species. 
  Bashkir is a language related to Turkish. It is spoken by about 1. 2 million Russians, many of whom live in the Bashkortostan Republic near the Ural Mountains. 
  Carrom is a table game similar to billiards, where the objective is to flick disks into the four corner pockets.
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conversations.value: Give me the last five paragraphs.
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conversations.value: A wood and mud house is traditional in Uganda. It's made by creating a structure of wood poles set 2 feet (61 centimetres) apart, with smaller reeds in between, that is then filled in with mud that dries and creates the walls. It is normally covered with a metal roof. The homes typically last 10 to 15 years.
  Yuca, also known as cassava in English, is a long, tapered root vegetable containing large quantities of starch. It can be cooked and mashed or made into a flour.
  While walking in the jungle during a trip to Uganda, our guide told us to listen for elephants: "If you hear one, turn around quickly and walk away as fast as you can. Those guys are dangerous." We then went back to talking about our favorite phone apps.
  I was amazed at both how different and how similar Uganda was from where I lived. I had many experiences in common with the people I met (like goofing off in class and hoping the teacher wouldn't see). I also heard stories of experiences I couldn't have dreamed of (like baboons making a mess in your house if you didn't lock your windows).
  The world is a huge place inhabited by millions and millions of people who go through their lives doing the things they are used to, typically unaware of the daily activities of someone who lives in a country far away. I believe the more you learn about different people, the more you see yourself in them, and the more accepting you become. The more I thought about this, the more I wanted to compare and contrast moments in the lives of children from around the world. I hope to surprise readers with similiarities between us, as well as teach readers about the things we do completely differently.