Computer Science, asked by princechoudhary15700, 25 days ago

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If somebody behaves badly towards you, what would you do?
'Revenge is mine.

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Answered by vaibhavbokil

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MUblvity

If somebody behaves badly towards you, what would you do?

'Revenge is mine.

Answered by 11407bhoomisangwan

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Explanation:

we should need to give the right suggestion to that person for his actions.

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