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How are gold medal and the human cell similar? How do they differ?
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How are gold medal and the human cell similar? How do they differ?
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How are gold medal and the human cell similar? How do they differ?
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A human cell and gold are similar because they both have atoms in them.
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a cell is almost a little like the medal because they are both have atoms in them
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