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as you watch a door
as you watch a door opening, its aspect changes from rectangular to trapezoidal, yet you continue to think of the door as
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lupe
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1. He took the watch apart.
2. He disassembled the watch. 3. He broke up the watch. (Are the three the same?) 4. He put the watch
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rfvv
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In the first sentence, the author refers to the door as “discreet.” What can you determine from this description?
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hudson
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3. In the first sentence, the author refers to the door as “discreet.” What can you determine from this description?
A. The
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RideOrDie
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In the first sentence, the author refers to the door as "discreet." What can you determine from this description?
a. The door is
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Use the passage to answer the question.
In the first sentence, the author refers to the door as "discreet." What can you
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Use the passage to answer the question.
In the first sentence, the author refers to the door as “discreet” what can you
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Big Jill
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Use the passage to answer the question.
In the first sentence, the author refers to the door as “discreet.” What can you
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If you watch little kids try to open doors, they will often just push anywhere on the door, rather than on the edge like adults
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raja harishchandra
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If you watch little kids try to open doors, they will often just push anywhere on the door, rather than on the edge like adults
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raja harishchandra
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