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kite
a diamond shape frame covered with a paper or cloth with a string attached to it that can fly in the wind
A kite is a lightweight object, often made of fabric, paper, or plastic, attached to a string and flown in the air. It has a frame that supports the material, and it is designed to catch the wind, allowing it to soar. Kites have been used for thousands of years, originally for military, scientific, and ceremonial purposes, before becoming a popular recreational activity. To fly a kite, one holds onto the string and allows the wind to lift the kite into the air, controlling its movement by pulling or releasing the string. Kites come in various shapes and sizes and are enjoyed by people of all ages.
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