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Where did Roalds Dahl wite his books?
in his writing shed!
How many childrens books did Roald Dahl wite?
Roald Dahl 20 children's books. He is most known for writing Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory and the book Matilda.
When was Wite-Out created?
Wite-Out was created in 1966.
Where does the senator work at?
in the wite house in the wite house
Is a wite persons dich wite?
yes sure
Can you smoke China wite?
No no
is wite a adverb?
No, white is not an adverb, because white is an adjective.
What is a elbino?
this is a tan wite person
Was MJ wite or black?
he was white
How do you wite one trillion?
1000,000,000,000
How do you wite 165 billion?
165,000,000,000
What does Santa Claus look like in Ukraine?
samta looks like a person with a wite brid and wite hair and that is what santa looks like
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