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Physics, 18.09.2019 03:00, gmanbom

Lauren's friend asked her to come hang out this weekend with some people from the school tennis team. what question should lauren ask to protect her heath and safety? a) what will we be doing? b) what will you be wearing? c) will i have any fun there? d) will i like the people going?

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