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Oxford, UK. 16 Nov, 2018. Oxford's Christmas Lights Festival launched with a Lantern Parade. Children from participating local primary schools made lanterns and marched through the market streets of Oxford's city centre.
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Oxford, UK. 16 Nov, 2018. Oxford's Christmas Lights Festival launched with a Lantern Parade. Children from participating local primary schools made lanterns and marched through the market streets of Oxford's city centre.
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Oxford, UK. 16 Nov, 2018. Oxford's Christmas Lights Festival launched with a Lantern Parade. Children from participating local primary schools made lanterns and marched through the market streets of Oxford's city centre.
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