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English, 22.04.2020 02:07, cierraandgarett8950

What most likely motivates Mrs. Saunders to offer Ted a job? A. She decides that Olly is a fine horse. B. She knows that Ted has a practical father. C. She remembers him visiting the orchard as a small child. D. She believes that Ted will work hard to help her out.

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