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English, 25.10.2021 05:00, carrot123

3. sickening Situation: Ellen hates eating durian. Its odor makes her dizzy. 4. highly motivated Situation: Mark has a physical disability but he never quits schooling. He has an ambition of becoming a famous writer, 5. deafening Situation: Angel Locsin is a famous actress. Her fans shout everytime she performs.

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