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English, 20.01.2021 19:00 matthewfarrier20

6. Which is a central idea of “Searching for the Titanic"? * O A. Money is the key to success.
O B. Advances in technology can come with risks.
O C. The past is best forgotten.
O D. Hard work and determination can pay off.
Which is a central idea of searching for the titanic

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