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One shepherd had a flock of sheep. If he counts 2, then 1 sheep is more. In the same way, if you multiply 3, 4, 5 or 6, there is 1 more. But if you multiply by 7, there is no more sheep. There were at least a million sheep feeding?

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One shepherd had a flock of sheep. If he counts 2, then 1 sheep is more. In the same way, if you multiply 3, 4, 5 or 6, there is 1 more. But if you multiply by 7, there is no more sheep. There were at least a million sheep feeding?​

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One shepherd had a flock of sheep. If he counts 2, then 1 sheep is more. In the same way, if you multiply 3, 4, 5 or 6, there is 1 more. But if you multiply by 7, there is no more sheep. There were at least a million sheep feeding?