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Mumz [18]
2 years ago
12

I need help with this ASAP please and thank you and I have to get it done before morning

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1 answer:
alex41 [277]2 years ago
3 0

Answers:

2. <u>F</u>ourth of <u>J</u>uly

3. <u>W</u>ashington <u>M</u>onument

4. <u>S</u>wiss cheese

5. <u>w</u>inter, <u>D</u>ecember

6. <u>R</u>ockport <u>W</u>inter(?) <u>C</u>arnival

7. <u>W</u>hite <u>H</u>ouse, <u>L</u>incoln <u>M</u>emorial

8. <u>f</u>all, <u>O</u>ctober

9. <u>O</u>rient <u>E</u>xpress

10. <u>P</u>ulitzer <u>P</u>rize

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