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Rewrite this paragraph, omitting the unnecessary words and replacing them with a definite adjective or noun whenever possible.

tuesday was really quite a lovely day. it was sort of a sunny day. the weather was ok. we
went to a very nice picnic. we had a good time. the food was terrific. we did various things
and obviously had a nice time.

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