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I still haven't figured out how to award someone branliest will someone help me? If you explain to me how to do it i will do awa

rd u brainliest.

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WITCHER [35]3 years ago

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Who answered correct is the brainliest and the Person who question once will give the Marks obtaining by the Person who answered correct.

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