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o-na [289]3 years ago
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1. C. “That bird’s as old as dirt. She’s so old I bet she had to step over dinosaur turds.”

2. D. She talks with a more distinctly Southern Accent.

3. C. He is surprised at how hot Birmingham is compared to Flint.

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