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lilavasa [31]
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Help fast please fast its urgent

Geography
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Dominik [7]3 years ago
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1. in cities, in rural areas.
2. The itallians crated many popular operas, the swedes contributed to popular music
3. heterogeneous
4. the capitilist is controlled by the state for the benifit of the poor
5. Greece was unable to pay its debts
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