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3 years ago

The two statements below are stating the same general idea about the crisis of disappearing bees and the effect on food.

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meriva3 years ago

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Think it’s false because the fist is saying everything that is happening and the 2nd just talks abt how much money the bees make them

Lisa [10]3 years ago

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False because I took the test trust me

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