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Can laidybirds swim in deep waters?
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The ablity to do work is known as?
energy
The ablity to receive and respond to stimuli?
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How do you mean by term of creatibility?
creatibility is the ablity to create.
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accessible means you have the ablity to do some thing
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Just the ablity to bake.
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Was jakkie Robinson a power hitter?
good strenth ablity
What or ladybugs lifeecycel?
what are ladybugs lifecycle
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