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ok
ok
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ok.
okay.
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ok!
indeed!
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– ok.
i do.
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¿ok?
you understand?
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– ¿ok?
– what for?
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yes ok
solamente para hablar eres muy guapo
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jsjsjs ok
jsjsjs ok
Last Update: 2020-06-29
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ok ok ok.
ok ok ok.
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that's ok.
. . .
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ok. ok. ok. ok.
"ok. ok? ok. ok.
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== referencias ==* horovitz, inés, marcelo r. sánchez-villagra, thomas martin and orangel a. aguilera (2006): the fossil record of "phoberomys pattersoni" mones 1980 (mammalia, rodentia) from urumaco (late miocene, venezuela), with an analysis of its phylogenetic relationships.
==references==* horovitz, inés, marcelo r. sánchez-villagra, thomas martin and orangel a. aguilera (2006): the fossil record of "phoberomys pattersoni" mones 1980 (mammalia, rodentia) from urumaco (late miocene, venezuela), with an analysis of its phylogenetic relationships.
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