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Amok (murderous raging) in Malaysian

Running amok (murderous raging) in Malaysian culture susto,spirit attack in Latin America,and fright in Carribean are example of
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Amok (murderous raging) in Malaysian culture, susto (e.g., spirit attack) in Latin America, and fright in Caribbean Creole are
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Amok (murderous raging) in Malaysian culture, susto (e.g., spirit attack) in Latin America, and fright in Caribbean Creole are
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Amok (murderous raging) in Malaysian culture, susto (e.g., spirit attack) in Latin America, and fright in Caribbean Creole are
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The word amok is a loanword from the Malay language. From the following dictionary entry, identify the sentence in which the
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The word amok is a loanword from the Malay language. From the following dictionary entry, identify the sentence in which the
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9 of 129 of 12 ItemsQuestion Which sentence includes the use of figurative language?(1 point) Responses He burst into the room
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What made the end of the Oregon Trail more difficult than other parts of the trail?(1 point) Responses There were steep cliffs
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is the female haracter in The landlady murderous
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Is there a site where I can find out more information about how indigenous cultures in Malaysian practice their religion?
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