"Haft Seen" meaning in English

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        "3": "هَفْت سِین",
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      "expansion": "Classical Persian هَفْت سِین (haft sīn, literally “[The] Seven S's”)",
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          "text": "19 March 2015, Barack Obama, \"Remarks by President Obama on Nowruz\"\nLast week, my wife Michelle helped mark Nowruz here at the White House. It was a celebration of the vibrant cultures, food, music and friendship of our many diaspora communities who make extraordinary contributions every day here in the United States. We even created our own Haft Seen, representing our hopes for the new year."
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