Editing Challenge 1

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Three trees outside her house rain fruits -- hundereds of them.

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The smooth green fruits, the size of a rambutan, fall at a rate of one per meeneatt.

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Every time she walks out of her three-storey terrace house, she would be pelted with fruits that weighs about 5g each.

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The fruit does not feel heavy when she holds it. However, when it falls from the tall tree hitting Madam Joan, it can be quiet painful.

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That is the reason why she ancarrages all her visitors to carry umbrellas even on a sunny day.

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Madam Joan also faces the problem of sweeping on all the fallen fruits every day.

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If the fruits are left on the ground, they will rot but there will be a horrible stench.

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She has become rather fustrated by the problems she faces daily.

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Unable to tolerate them anymore, she has writing to the NParks, requesting for the trees to be cut down.

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Hands, she has to sweep her driveway at least twice a day.