PLEEAASE HELP due today and i dont get it. <3 thnxx

Biology

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Liula [17]2 years ago

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Do you have any words to fill it in with because I think i know x

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kotykmax [81]

Hello. this is very simple. i know it and im in middle school. dont highschoolers know that you can just ask google and get a verified answer in just a few seconds?

sighs, well i guess older kids dont get technology as much as we do.

no offense, but seriously if you pay more attention in class you might not be asking this silly question right now.

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