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i went through the first three questions and thought... Forget it. had to go all over the place to get info for just three questions. can't bother with it. unlike the winter quiz which was mostly directly from wikipedia.
i went through the first three questions and thought... Forget it. had to go all over the place to get info for just three questions. can't bother with it. unlike the winter quiz which was mostly directly from wikipedia.
So now you make sure the Malaysia quiz is the best ever, okay?
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