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Unusual Cities (Unit 5F, class 6) free-text

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20 questions

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vidutinio dydžio

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užterštas

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priešingybė

3

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sukelti

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ketvirtis

5

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keleivis

6

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dirbtinis, žmogaus padarytas

7

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pakrantė

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visiškai

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dirbtinis

10

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priežastis

11

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būklė

12

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gyventojas

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stebėtinai

14

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įdarbinti

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šiukšlės

16

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nedidelis kiekis, nedaug

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kraštas, pakraštys

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rūšiuoti šiukšles

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rankomis

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