Предмет: История, автор: elinahudobahshova

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«Для того чтобы воровать с успехом, нужно обладать только проворством и жадностью. Жадность в особенности необходима, потому что за малую кражу можно попасть под суд.»

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Автор ответа: icefan466

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Краткое руководство для коррупционеров, воров и прочих криминальных элементов занимающихся воровством

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