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English, 16.02.2021 09:40 daisyramirez2057

What is the best meaning for the bold word in this sentence? From a specific spot in the museum's courtyard, it appears as if the huge glass pyramid disappeared
Select one:
a. condition
b, circumstance
c. Situation
d. place

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