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How many days did it take to sail from England to the new world?
77
What body of water seems to take a bite out of the north coast of Australia?
Gulf of Carpentaria
What body of water seems to take a bit out of the north coast of Australia?
Tasman Sea.
What parts of England was take by the Germans in world war 2?
none. the Germans never invaded England. they just kept on heavy bombing raids.
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long enough
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