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timama [110]
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Imagine you are celebrating a birthday in December and need balloons. The temperature in the

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natka813 [3]3 years ago
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So I think that this is very cool elsewhere think that it’s also a little bit cool so you’re selling birthday OK the pressure is definitely 25 and the 2 L so basically the answer is five so everything is great that’s the answer
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