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Sunny_sXe [5.5K]
2 years ago
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Arrange the following decisions accordingly. Be guided by the chronological circumstances happened from the start of the game. U

se Roman Numerals in answering. 11. Hinto! Hiwalay! Hatol. Unang puntos, Bughaw! 12. Hinto! Pula, pangalawang laglag. Panalo, Bughaw! 13. Hinto! Hiwalay! Bughaw, 1 puntos. Unang paglabag! 14. Hinto! Bughaw, pangalawang paglabag! 15. Hinto! Pula, babala! 16. Hinto! Pula, unang laglag. 17. Hinto! Hiwalay! Hatol. Pula, I puntos. Bughaw, pangatlong paglabag! Panalo, Pula! 18. Hinto! Hiwalay! Bughaw, mag-ayos.​
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Snezhnost [94]2 years ago
3 0

Answer: Use Roman Numerals in answering. 11. - 27310189. ... Hiwalay! Hatol. Unang puntos, Bughaw! 12. Hinto! Pula, pangalawang laglag. Panalo ...

Explanation:. Hinto! Hiwalay! Bughaw, 1 puntos. Unang paglabag! 14. Hinto! Bughaw, pangalawang paglabag

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