2. Sherlock Holmes established and ran the first ever crime laboratory. True False

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ella [17]2 years ago

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false

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alex41 [277]2 years ago

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Explanation:

Yesterday before i texted you it was like 11:00 and me and my friends were at the park and we were talking and there were like three boys and they came u to us and they said guess are size and i was like shoe size ? and they were like n ah you know what what i mean i just said i d k like how would i know and than my friend told them i was a v irgin and the may be like 30 min after they kept talking i just said im tired so i was going home and they invited them to there houses boys are like so weird in LA

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