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"ANCIENT ALIENS"
I took "preserving" in C to mean "preserving....on video." Guess that was a bit of a leap
Had the exact same thought, would have def gotten this question wrong
Bagged LETS GO!!!
This lesson has taught me that I am going to enter law school with the maturity of a third grader.
In German apparently it's more like "VYE-ner." But this is America!
To be fair, James is an English name so there's good reason to pronounce the surname in English as well!