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Poem on rules and for not following the rules he will get punishment I want a ready made peom doe kids |
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Answer» ong>ANSWER: not SURE for answer Explanation: Mark me BRAINLIEST |
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Just be yourself explain |
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Answer» ong>___________✨Just be yourself ✨______________
What comes to our mind first when we read or hear this phrase? Just be yourself! It's not that DIFFICULT to understand. Today in this world full of chaos and busy people there are only few who are living their life satisfied , even if they too have their own family and work life to handle . We should not do what others wish for us to do . If you are yourself by not trying to be someone who others want you to be then you are living your life as yourself and you are being you. At the same time we should also care about others . Some people in the journey of creating their own BETTER versions , trying to upgrade themselves they unintentionally and unknowingly hurt others in some or the other way . We should always do what we wish to do in our life. We should not stumble in changing our long -ago-made DECISIONS when people think LOW of it . You like it ? You do it ! No matter what comes in your way don't fall , don't stumble, rise up again like a phoenix. A phoenix has to burn by itself so as to be reborn as a new chapter .Be you . RESPECT your own decisions and work hard for for it . Their will be a lot of people who are waiting for you to fail . So don't lose hope, don't give up . People change , that's okay. We all are not perfect , that's also okay . But don't be someone else , don't impersonate others . Because after all in this world no one else is like you , only you are one of your kind . So just be yourself and always be happy and find happiness by trying to make others happy too . hope this answer helps you. Written by myself. Please feel free to point out any grammatical errors or any other type of mistakes . Regards, a friend from a friendly neighborhood ☺️ |
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Hi e the information about Kathakali dan ce were looking |
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How do the actions of Ariadne help further the plot? Cite evidence from the text in your response. |
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Answer» ase mark as brainliest it was very hard Answer:Without the string from Ariadne, it would have been very hard for Theseus to escape the maze. Explanation:• The above extract is from the article Theseus and the Minotaur which tells about a MYTH where a prince from Athens, GREECE's capital city traveled by sea to another city called CRETE to fight a monster, Ariadne had GIVEN Theseus a ball of string which he tied at the entrance of the LABYRINTH. He used this string and made his way into the labyrinth and was successful in killing the monster. Using the same string he came out of the labyrinth and thus he was able to escape from the maze. It was because of Ariadne that Theseus was able to escape from Crete and from death |
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Divide the largest 4 digit number by 49 check you solution by division algorithm |
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Answer» ONG>ANSWER: 204.06122448979 Explanation: This the CORRECT answer! |
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Who was Rafferty why gadhe gone to the alsope farm |
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Answer» ong>Answer: Word RAFFERTY was a NEWS reporter of the times. He had gone to the Alsop farm because he had received a TELEPHONIC information that these had been a crack-up of an AIR PLANE around there about which he wanted to get full information for his newspaper' The Times. |
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How did birds express their sorrow when the grandmother died |
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Answer» ong>Answer: When she died the sparrows expressed their sorrow by not chirrup. They gathered around her dead body. The sparrows also EXPRESS their LOVE for AUTHOR's grandmother by not eating bread crumbs THROWN to them by author's mother and when the dead body was taken for cremation, they all fly away quietly. Hope this helps :) |
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3. A crowd gathered after it was announced that he had won the award for the best singer. |
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Answer» ONG>ANSWER: what to do? |
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(vii) The children were frightened because it (get dark). (Use Past Continuous Tense) (viii) They ...................... (walk) ten miles and are resting now. (Use Present Perfect or Present Perfect Continuous form) (ix) How long you (wait) for me ? (Rewrite in Present Perfect Continuous form) (x) We .............. the lesson after the teacher .............. it to us (understand, explain). (Use Past Indefinite or Past Perfect form) (xi) Did you go .............. where last night. (Use some or any) (xii) Put ......................... salt in it; the cook hasn’t put .............. (Use some or any) (xiii) It’s very cold; we cannot go out. (Rewrite using ‘too’ or ‘enough’) (xiv) I am .............. busy. I can’t see you today. (Supply ‘too’ or ‘very’) (xv) Don’t watch the film on TV this evening .............. you have a weak heart. (Supply ‘if’, ‘even if’, ‘unless’) |
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Answer» ong>Answer: (VII) the children were FRIGHTENED because it was getting DARK. |
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Highlight the central idea in pink and supporting details in yellow. I now saw myself deprived of all chance of returning to my native country, or even the least glimpse of hope of gaining the shore, which I now considered as friendly; and I even wished for my former slavery in preference to my present situation, which was filled with horrors of every kind, still heightened by my ignorance of what I was to undergo. I was not long suffered to indulge my grief; I was soon put down under the decks, and there I received such a salutation in my nostrils as I had never experienced in my life: so that, with the loathsomeness of the stench, and crying together, I became so sick and low that I was not able to eat, nor had I the least desire to taste any thing. I now wished for the last friend, death, to relieve me; but soon, to my grief, two of the white men offered me eatables; and, on my refusing to eat, one of them held me fast by the hands, and laid me across I think the windlass, and tied my feet, while the other flogged me severely. Paraphrase the central idea. Paraphrase the supporting details. |
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Answer» ase mark as brainliest it was very hard "The first object which saluted my eyeswhen i arrived on the coast was the sea,and a slave SHIP."The following are the supporting detailsof the PARAGRAPH:"These filled m with astonishment,which as soon converted into terrorwhen i was carried on board.""I was immediately handled and tossedup to see if I were sound by some ofthe crew; and I was not persuaded thatI had gotten into a world of BAD spirits,and that they were going to kill me."Explanation:The central idea of the paragraph iswhen Equiano first sees the sea andthe slave ship, as it is the moment thatwill give PURPOSE to the rest of theparagraph; it is the main point of thenarration.The supporting details of the paragraphare what comes after the central idea,and what build up the paragraph'sstructure as they develop the mainidea with more detailed information. Inthis case, the supporting details showEquiano's fear as he is taken into theship. |
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How to write "A job application as an accountant in a private company |
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Answer» ong>Answer: |
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Describe a time where you worked really hard to achieve or earn something. |
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Answer» ong>Answer: I’m the type of person who never likes to rely on luck. I believe that everything can only be achieved through hard work and DETERMINATION, and my final year in high school was ONE of the times that I spared no effort to achieve my goal. At that point, I was still a senior student and like all the other students, passing the University entrance exam to get into my dream University was my main goal. But for me, I felt that the pressure was even higher since I had a Medical University. There are thousands of students taking part in that exam every year so it is highly competitive. In order to compete with the other candidates, every day I would spend hours in the library to read as many books as possible and to learn as much as I could. And even after school, I usually stayed up late to review everything I had learnt that day. It was a long process with a lot of hard work but I didn’t feel tired at all because becoming a doctor was one of my greatest desires. I was WILLING to put in a lot of hard work and effort for that dream and to not let anything stop me from achieving it. So in the end, all the hard work PAID off, and I passed the entrance exam with outstanding RESULTS and became a medical student. When I received the results, I was so happy that I burst into tears. All of my hard work for the year had helped me achieve one of my big goals in life so far. |
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Make the question of :- 1)Trees give shade for the benefit of others, andwhile they themselves stand in the sun and endure the scorchingheat, they produce the fruit of which others profit. 2)The characterof good men is like that of trees3)Sugarcane, the more it is peeled and cut up into pieces,the more juice does it produce.4)Life itself is unprofitable to a man who does not live for others5)Those who lay down their lives for the sake of others will assuredly dwell for ever in a world of bliss |
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Answer» ONG>ANSWER: hi I LOVE you❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ |
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Example of a palindrome |
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Answer» ong>Answer: Some examples of palindromic WORDS are redivider, DEIFIED, CIVIC, radar, level, rotor, kayak, reviver, racecar, madam, and REFER. |
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B. Read the poem and write any three sounds mentioned in it: a. ..........................wailb. .........................treesC. .........................waters |
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Answer» ONG>EXPLANATION: where where is your POEM |
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Who is a 'con man', or a confidence trickster? |
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Answer» ong>Explanation: A man who CHEATS or tricks PEOPLE by means of a confidence trick is a con man or a confidence trickster |
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Ms. Ragini runs an NGO, which works to rehabilitate street children. You are Kamal/Kavita a reporter for Times Today. Frame 10 interview questions based on the given input. |
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Answer» ONG>ANSWER: What was the motive behind this blessed work ? What made her run an NGO? How does she feel after doing such a kind ACT? |
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Write a paragraph of Royel bengal tiger for 300 words |
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Answer» ONG>ANSWER: The Bengal tiger, also known as the Royal Bengal Tiger or the Indian tiger, is the subspecies with the largest population. It is the national animal of India, place where its image is part of the traditions and the CULTURE. In Bangladesh, it is also the national animal present even in the bills. Explanation: please consider marking me as the brainliest !!! have a nice day !!! :) please support me by marking me as brainliest !!! |
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F. 1 Cang. Students_shouldnot stay up early especiallyh. Hemustdo the work on his own.i. Youmeet my best friend.j. The dogto be taken to a vet.26 |
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What is the scientific name of human? |
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Answer» ong>EXPLANATION: Although it can be applied to other members of the genus Homo, in common usage the WORD "human" generally refers to the only extant species — Homo SAPIENS. |
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Transfrom the following sentences as directed in the brackets. 1. Tree planting is not a difficult task at all.(interrogative) 2. I request you to help me to do the work.( Imperative) |
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Answer» ong>Answer: 1) is TREE PLANTING a difficult TASK? 2)PLEASE help me to do the work. |
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Fly like an eagle main characters |
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Answer» ase mark as brainliest it was very hard Fly LIKE an EAGLE”, the 1976 single from The STEVE Miller Band album of the same name, was a huge hit. Kept off the top spot on its long stay in the US charts by Barbra Streisand's “Evergreen”, the SONG was the most influential of a number of '70s PAEANS to this iconic creature |
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How many non square number lie between 20*20 and 21*21 |
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Answer» ong>ANSWER: 41 Explanation: To answer this we need to know the value of the square of 20 and 21 respectively and subtract the square of 20 from the square of 21. Now that we have GOT the squares calculated subtract the square of SHORTER number from the square of larger number. Therefore, there are 41 NUMBERS lying between the square of 20 and 21. |
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Tricki was like a little child. Elaborate. |
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Answer» ONG>Answer: Tricki was like a little child to Mrs. Phumphrey because she was alone and Tricki was the only member that she had. Therefore she treated him like her own child. She do EVERY possible thing to make him happy. She had EVEN appointed a group of servents to TAKE care of Tricki |
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You witnessed a quarrel among some children of your colony. Make a diary entry giving an account of the quarrel giving some suggestions to avoid such quarrels in future. (Word limit 120 -150) 5 |
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Answer» ONG>ANSWER: ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh |
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Christian should dare the difference? How can they do it? What result can they produced by doing so?? |
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Answer» ONG>Answer: SORRY I COULDN'T UNDERSTAND Explanation: THANK YOU MARK BRAINLIEST ANSWER PLEASE |
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Give the central idea of the following poems in about 40 words |
Answer» ONG>ANSWER:when LESSON............ |
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Suppose you were going for a picnic with your friends, you met an old woman who needed help. Write a letter to your friend describing the incident. |
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Answer» ong>Answer: search on Google OK PLEASE check to karo mark as brainlist please karo do |
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What do you know about the origin of poppetry? when did it came to india? how did it flourish in india & south - east asia? how are body puppets made & managed? |
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Answer» ong>Answer: Indian puppetry is a subject as varied as the many cultural traditions of the Indian subcontinent. Several regional genres make puppetry one of the richest heritages of India. Though there is enormous diversity, there are common traits. The origin of puppetry in India cannot be dated, but mythology PROVIDES at least two stories that are WITNESS to the importance of this art, even if they don’t give any historical data. According to one legend, the creator Brahma gave life to the adi, the first nat puppeteer, and created the first puppet for the entertainment of his wife Saraswati. Not satisfied with his work, Brahma banished the puppeteer to earth, starting the line of nat bhatt puppeteers. This legend applies most probably to the Rajasthani tradition, nat bhatt being the name of the puppeteer cast from this region An alternative legend has as protagonist the god Shiva, patron of puppetry, and his wife Parvati. An artisan manufactured two wooden dolls that captured the attention of Parvati—the goddess and his divine companion entered the dolls and started an exquisite dance; and when they got sick of this play they abandoned the dolls and the artisan was very sad at his dolls being lifeless again. With the HELP and blessings of the gods, the artisan then invented a system of strings to move the dolls, and so puppetry was born Puppets or “Kathputli” is an ancient and popular form of folk entertainment. Egyptians are probably the earliest known puppeteers. String Puppets of wood performing the action of kneading bread is the oldest evidence of puppets in Egypt as early as 2000 BC. Puppetry in India must have originated earlier than 5th century B.C. In the 2nd century the Tamil poet Tiruvalluvar mentioned about In Srimad Bhagvata, the God Almighty has been likened to a puppeteer who with three strings-Sattva, Rajas and Tamas-manipulates all the beings in the created universe. Explanation: There are four types of puppets glove, rod, shadow and string. They are differentiated based on the different ways of manipulation of puppets. Rod puppet Rod puppetry was traditionally practiced in Eastern India (ODISHA and Bengal), besides the mixed string/ bommalattam puppets from Tamil Nadu. Rod puppets are manipulated from below, with one or multiple sticks of different size and weigh up to ten kilograms. String puppet India has a rich and ancient tradition of string puppets or marionettes String puppets are made of wood, or wire, or cloth stuffed with cotton, RAGS or saw dust. The puppet is suspended from a hand held control strings that are attached to different parts of the puppet’s body. The puppet is manipulated by operating the control as well as by loosening or pulling the relevant string(s). Shadow puppets Shadow puppets are flat puppets that are operated against the rear of a tightly stretched white cloth screen. The puppet shapes or cutouts are perforated and split bamboo or cane sticks are attached vertically to the puppet for handling and manipulation. Glove puppet The glove puppets are worn on hands just like a glove. The middle finger and thumb act as hands of the puppet and the index finger acts as the head. Also known as hand puppets these are a small figure having head and arms wearing a long skirt as its dress.One puppeteer can perform with two puppets at a time. Indian states which are known for these arts. Glove puppets in Kerala are called Pava-kathakali. The height of a puppet varies from one foot to two feet. The head and the arms are carved of wood and joined together with thick cloth, cut and stitched into a small bag. The theme for Glove puppet plays in Kerala is based on the episodes from either the Ramayana or the Mahabharata. Kundhei nach are the glove puppets of Orissa. conclusion There are several traditional puppet genres in India and the overview provided here cannot be all-inclusive as the topic is wide and diverse, but it conveys the main features of this theatre form. Puppetry has been in India a means of entertainment and a form of cultural and religious dissemination. In the post-colonial period, the high-speed modernization wave that invested India put many of the puppetry traditions at risk of extinction; several government and private initiatives contributed to save endangered styles, but many are still struggling to survive in the age of internet.Besides traditional puppetry, India is home to a lively contemporary scene. Independent India opened up to artistic exchange, and new forms and techniques affected puppetry, introducing new styles and giving origin to a refined urban puppet theatre The birth of modern troupes and the opening to the international scene created new contexts for traditional puppetry to flourish. Several festivals organized in the last decades offer the stage to traditional troupes. So far modernity threatened the very survival of traditional puppetry, but a more conscious use of contemporary means and opportunities is actually the key to preserve this rich heritage . |
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He said to her,"you are your own counsel". |
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Answer» his doesn't REALLY MAKE SENSE idk what the question is SORRY |
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18. What do you understand by the Directive Principles of State Policy? |
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Answer» ong>Answer: The Constitution lays down certain Directive Principles of STATE Policy, which though not justiciable, are 'fundamental in GOVERNANCE of the COUNTRY', and it is the DUTY of the State to apply these principles in making laws. Explanation: I HOPE that this helps you |
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What is the full form of NCPF in the context of ECCE?National center for parentalcareNational center for pedagogicalframework?National Curricular andPedagogical FrameworkNone of the |
Answer» ASE mark as brainliestNational CURRICULAR andPedagogical FrameworkAndEarly childhood care and EDUCATION |
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A. Give one word to describe each of the following: a. Big-Sea-Water .....b. Pine trees ....c. Nokomis ......d. Cradle ......e. Hiawatha's eyes.. |
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Answer» ONG>ANSWER: Explanation: ujhsafhnbcxds |
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~Memories of the beach~ Class 8 English. Plz tell some extra questions for this chapter |
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Mr .Ashfaque is a CEO of ABC electronics He has introduced a new project in which the electronic appliances will be delivered online to customers. |
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Answer» ong>EXPLANATION: it's a NEW KIND of idea to DEVELOP the business or to expand the business |
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As it began to rain, we took shelter under the tree. ( begin with no sooner) |
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Answer» ong>ANSWER: |
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Form of information, sentences appear pretty innocuous to a common Man |
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Answer» n filling medical or healthcare forms, a common man doesn't UNDERSTAND medical terms. Explanation:
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Give three example of visual imaginary used by the narrator to show the change in the temperature in the poem Hide and seek |
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Answer» ONG>ANSWER: GOOD night have a sweet dreams |
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do you think what the eight athlete did was a regular behaviour. why or why not in the poem nine gold medals |
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Answer» ong>Explanation: the behaviour was n UNUSUAL behavior normally when an athlete falls the others just leave him and CONTINUES the race but in that event the 8 athelets stopped, gave up their DESIRE to WIN and came back to help the fallen lad. they helped him both emotionally and physically to win the race. the authorities were shocked and rewarded each one with a gold medal. the spectators gave them a standing ovation. hope it helps you pls MARK as brainliest |
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Write an artical for your college magazine on the topic the disadvantages of spending to much time chatting on whatsapp |
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Answer» ong>Answer: hi i NEED to RANK up please pardon me because i TELL you ANS like this sorry |
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Guyzs I need a favour from you can any one tell me that how can we delete our pics from Google which is gone through just say yes or no I will dm you please guyzs it's little serious matter |
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Answer» ong>Answer: Answer : No, it's not possible that you can HIDE any pick from Google which is there in it . But it has particularly GOOD privacy . Only you can see your photos from Google photos . But if you wanna delete . Unable the application . Or you can report them that you wanna delete pictures . ... But it has security and those photos will not be SHARED anywhere without your PERMISSION.. I hope it helps you (^-^) |
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