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13 May
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Norwegian (bokmal)
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Det er svært ... at jeg blir litt sen.
A)sansynlig
B)sannsynlig
C)sannssynlig
D)sannsynli
E)sansynli
Det er svært ... at jeg blir litt sen.
A)sansynlig
B)sannsynlig
C)sannssynlig
D)sannsynli
E)sansynli
A)sansynlig
B)sannsynlig
C)sannssynlig
D)sannsynli
E)sansynli
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