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President Roosevelt delighted in giving gifts, but he rarely opened
his during the holidays. On several occasions, the President
left his gifts unopened for days after the holidays
ended. Two weeks after the end of the holidays in 1941,
a staff member found the President's unopened gifts
in the second-floor sitting room.
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