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МатематикаВопрос:
8. The word "celeb" is used in teenage magazines instead of "celebrity"
Ответ:
8. The word "celeb" is used in teenage magazines instead of "celebrity" T (true)
В тексте указано: "They might use 'celeb' instead of celebrity, for example, or 'fave' instead of favourite.", что подтверждает использование слова "celeb" вместо "celebrity".
Ответ: T
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