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Who sews the cloth?

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Who sews the cloth?

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Aliya sews the cloth.

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Chapter 2.1: Do It Yourself - Let Us Understand [Page 101]

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Chapter 2.1 Do It Yourself
Let Us Understand | Q 3. 1. | Page 101

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