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cdxdosl48 · Wysłany: Sob 7:12, 19 Mar 2011 Temat postu: and pretty. But one day

second question: She loves him. He is the business elite, refined poise, daring Ganpin. Suddenly one day,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], he went bankrupt. Do you think she will love him like before it?
A, he will be B, he will not C, he may be
deep and passionate tone:
care of your parents, they always love you.
first question: He loves her. Her thin oval face, crescent curved,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], pale white, and pretty. But one day,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], she met a tragic car accident,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], healed, leaving his face a few big ugly scar Road. Do you think he will always love her?
questionnaire sent down, a look, only the ends and two.
while we do the work. Close up questionnaire,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], a statistics professor, found that: the first question, 10% of the students choose A,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], 10% of the students choose B, 80% of the students selected C. The second question then, 30% of the students chose the A, 30% of the students to choose B, 40% of the students selected C.
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A, she will be B, she will not C, she may be
'father, the second question in the' she 'is' his' mother. let you put the two channel problem to be done again,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], you will also adhere to the original choice for them?
questionnaire sent to our hands again, in the classroom suddenly became very quiet, a picture of the young face became solemn and deep. A few minutes later, the questionnaire collected up, then a professor of statistics, the two questions, we chose 100% A.
treat their own parents, parents have spent their lifetime upon us, we will not this repay them?
University, an electives. Professor, smiling, into the classroom, told us: classroom have been boring, which under the more fun.

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