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English, 20.01.2021 08:00, littleprinces

In these days and times, what do you think a hero is, a real-life hero? If you can, give examples of real people who are heroes to you, or, are heroes in particular situations (if not, in others). Tell why they are heroes (at least, sometimes).

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