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|desc = Since Roman times, trees have been decorated with lights to honor the gods of the harvest and light. Northern Europeans later adapted these rituals to fancy,{{sic}} new Eastern religions. Made even more popular in 19th century Germany, some contend the tree is really a throwback to the mythological Norse tree named Yggdrasil. |
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A Christmas tree is a decorative object from ''[[The Sims: Livin' Large]]''. It can be used to summon [[Santa Claus]]. In order to do so, a Christmas tree needs to be placed near a fireplace and a plate of cookies. If all Sims are asleep, Santa will appear around 3 AM and leave a present for the family. {{clr}} |
A Christmas tree is a decorative object from ''[[The Sims: Livin' Large]]''. It can be used to summon [[Santa Claus]]. In order to do so, a Christmas tree needs to be placed near a fireplace and a plate of cookies. If all Sims are asleep, Santa will appear around 3 AM and leave a present for the family. {{clr}} |
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|desc = Since Roman times, trees have been decorated with lights to honor the gods of the harvest and light. Northern Europeans later adapted these rituals to fancy,{{sic}} new Eastern religions. Made even more popular in 19th century Germany, some contend the tree is really a throwback to the mythological Norse tree named Yggdrasil. |
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