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You did an excellent job of responding to the question about what rights children have last week. Please read the responses and my comments to them here. If you haven’t written anything yet, do so immediately. If I left you a question, or asked you to write more, or even if I didn’t write a new comment about this topic.
UDHR–The Rights of Children: Plain Language Version
Kids should have rights or should be able to make their own choice. Like get their own cellphone. They also can make their own choice to even get a JOB to buy a cellphone.
I think some people will regret their decision if they make the wrong one. They think they will be cool afterwards but they will end up regretting it.
I agree with Oscar OK.
i think that hmong people sound live pace full.
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What I know about stars is that it changes each time it gets older.The other thing that I know about stars are that it is made up by different gases.
the sun is a star. its going to turn into a white dwarf .the sun is a weird star.@(7&^%