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Anvisha [2.4K]
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According to our records, the account "2UgLy" was removed for breaking many of our guidelines. This includes posting spam/unhelp

ful answers, posting plagiarized answers, ch.atting in the comments, and posting uneducational questions. Free point and spam questions are uneducational and not allowed. Most importantly, the account user posted many inappropriate words. Even if you write the inappropriate word with a short form or any censoring, it is still against our guidelines.
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BigorU [14]2 years ago
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BTW almost everyone ch.ats in the comments, and some people also plagiarize not just that person FYI

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