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    <description>Cookie exchanges are one of the best parts of the holiday season—until you realize you need to bake four dozen cookies the night before a party while also doing everything else December demands. These five make-ahead recipes are designed for real life: they travel well, hold up beautifully, and honestly taste better after a day or two in a tin.</description>
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