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Blababa [14]
3 years ago
15

HAS ANYONE DONE A TASK ON SULI BREAKS - 'WHY I HATE SCHOOL BUT LOVE EDUCATION'

English
2 answers:
mylen [45]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

no i havent

Explanation:

sry

Karolina [17]3 years ago
5 0

Answer:

PEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEEPEE

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