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Monday, February 20, 2006

IB Exam, February 22

Do you know what language is spoken in Brazil ??? You should.

Did you look over the Fortune Global 500 slides ?? You should.

Posted by Dr. Kristin at 6:25 PM

Labels: 320, Brazil, Fortune500

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