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7nadin3 [17]
1 year ago
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i hope this isn’t too hard, can someone please try to help me with my research question it has to be one sentence, open ended, h

as to have the word “frontier” in it, and about Bill Russel
History
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kramer1 year ago
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What was Bill Russell's frontier/boundaries for his legacy as a basketball player? If you don't like this than it is fine hope this helps! you could even reword it!

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