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Which measurement is the best estimate for the capacity of a bottle of nail polish? A:10ML B:10L C:10KL
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Which measurement is the best estimate for the capacity of a bottle of nail polish?
A:10ML
B:10L
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A: 10 ML
the other two is two much
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