2. Speculating What reason does Nekhebu give for his success? What other factors might have contributed to his achievements?

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storchak [24]3 years ago

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Answer:

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Explanation:

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I know that you are a big fan of Bts, so am I. I hope we can be great friends. I know that you are starting your first year of high school. That is pretty interesting. I know you are a bit young, but I don't mind. I like you a lot. I believe that the question you asked is from your Global Studies class. Your teachers name is Ryan Rodgers am I correct? The question you asked was quite hard considering that I don't have my own copy of the paper. I hope you find the answer. Good luck!!!

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