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ololo11 [35]
4 years ago
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Answer the following questions:

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Ann [662]4 years ago
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The answer to your following questions is the following:
1.I think they will always live their life in their country in fear and maybe foods are lacking.
2. Its like a guerilla places where as childred have not just a toy but a real gun
3. Because the Taliban will purchase their children for money and food
4. <span> They twist the Muslim religion and use propaganda to make it seem like we're evil and they're not. They rely on the young who are eager, just fool enough and willing to put their lives on the line, while they themselves sit in relative safety.</span>
5. They are influence by the society and sometime no choice just to survive
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