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English, 15.01.2021 07:30 AysiaRamosLee

Is the word "facsimile" in this sentence a verb or a noun? "If I can hold on to it and add more, if I can keep figuring things out about who I am, then maybe I can build a reasonable facsimile of the girl I used to be."

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