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МатематикаВопрос:
7 Read the sentences. Which one does not give an opinion?
Ответ:
Предложение номер 3: There have been many stories of people using other people's personal information online. (Существует много историй о том, как люди используют личную информацию других людей.)
Ответ: 3
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