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English, 31.10.2019 00:31 bri1814

Hi i would like to you with this graph i have to describe what is going on in it about lines about everything and i will have to use seven verbs and two adjectives or adverbs, i will attach a list of words that will the description.
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Hi i would like to you with this graph i have to describe what is going on in it about lines about
Hi i would like to you with this graph i have to describe what is going on in it about lines about

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