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English, 12.03.2021 23:00, gena75

ANSWER ASAP VERY MUCH NEEDEDThe text set discussed how two young boys made something out of nothing. How were their experiences similar and how were they different? Support your response using evidence from both texts. You will use the texts Something from Nothing and Outsmart the Lions. 3 PARAGRAPHS (COMPLETE)

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