def apply_to(self, room):
     room.floor = Surface('The floor of this room is a soft red carpet.')
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 def apply_to(self, room):
     room.floor = Surface('The floor is made of maple hardwood.')
 def apply_to(self, room):
     room.ceiling = Surface('The ceiling is made of stone. ')
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 def apply_to(self, room):
     room.floor = Surface('The flooring of this room is packed dirt. ')
 def apply_to(self, room):
     room.floor = Surface(
         'The floor of this room is comprised of a steel grate which seems to drop off into an abyss below you.'
     )
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 def apply_to(self, room):
     room.floor = Surface('The floor of this room is dirt, but some sort moisture has turned it into a thick, viscous mud.')
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 def apply_to(self, room):
     room.floor = Surface(
         'The floor of this room is a ragged beige color of carpet.')
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 def apply_to(self, room):
     room.floor = Surface(
         'The floor is made of ceramic times arranged in a checker pattern.'
     )
 def apply_to(self, room):
     room.floor = Surface('This room has a flat stone floor.')
 def apply_to(self, room):
     room.floor = Surface('The floor is made of a dense marble which seems to be polished.')
 def apply_to(self, room):
     room.floor = Surface(
         'The floor seems to be made of a galvanized steel with tread patterns.'
     )