Предмет: Английский язык, автор: liza2849235

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Автор ответа: Azalea2015

1) originally
2) protection
3) abled
4) owners
5) warming
6) mainly
7) fashionable

рустамаида: 1) originally
2) protection
3) abled
4) owners
5) warming
6) mainly
7) fashionable

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