1. A little Japanese maple with leaves that look like stars.
2. Eating an orange by cutting it into thin rounds.
3. BBC Radio 4's reporting of Sunderland South's obsession with getting its general election result out before anyone else. Relay teams of sixth formers bring ballot boxes in; a bus stop is dismantled so it doesn't block the door; and traffic lights are rigged throughout the city. They have also demanded extra thin ballot papers to make it easier to count quickly.
Drift, cutting fruit and clear floor.
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