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Who wins the world at the end? - English

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Who wins the world at the end?

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Solution

A person who overcomes problems wins the world at the end.

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Chapter 3.2: Never Give Up - Exercise [Page 117]

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Samacheer Kalvi English - Term 3 Class 4 TN Board
Chapter 3.2 Never Give Up
Exercise | Q C. 2. | Page 117

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