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Tú tienes la mitad de lo que tenías y tendrás el triple de lo que tienes. Si tuvieras lo que tienes, tenías y tendrás, tendrías

lo que yo tengo que es 180 dólares más de lo que tú tendrás ¿Cuánto tenías?

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stich3 [128]3 years ago

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