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    Spain has a long tradition of taking a midday break called a siesta. The siesta typically starts at 1 pm and lasts until 5 pm, during which time most shops, cafes, restaurants, and businesses are closed. This long afternoon rest helps relax the nervous system. During this time, Spaniards traditionally sleep, communicate, or drink coffee. The population of Spain is about 40 million people, and three-quarters are Spanish. In addition to Spanish, there are four other official languages in Spain - Catalan, Galician, Basque, and Aran.

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    Spain has a long tradition of taking a midday break called a siesta. The siesta typically starts at 1 pm and lasts until 5 pm, during which time most shops, cafes, restaurants, and businesses are closed. This long afternoon rest helps relax the nervous system. During this time, Spaniards traditionally sleep, communicate, or drink coffee. The population of Spain is about 40 million people, and three-quarters are Spanish. In addition to Spanish, there are four other official languages in Spain - Catalan, Galician, Basque, and Aran.

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    Spain

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    Spain has a long tradition of taking a midday break called a siesta. The siesta typically starts at 1 pm and lasts until 5 pm, during which time most shops, cafes, restaurants, and businesses are closed. This long afternoon rest helps relax the nervous system. During this time, Spaniards traditionally sleep, communicate, or drink coffee. The population of Spain is about 40 million people, and three-quarters are Spanish. In addition to Spanish, there are four other official languages in Spain - Catalan, Galician, Basque, and Aran.

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