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1. Why do Flimnap and Bolgolam become Gulliver's enemies? a) Gulliver has become a national hero. b) Gulliver has done their jobs better than they. c) They are afraid that the emperor I likes Gulliver
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1. Why do Flimnap and Bolgolam become Gulliver's enemies?

a) Gulliver has become a national hero. b) Gulliver has done
their jobs better than they. c) They are afraid that the emperor
I likes Gulliver better than them. d) all of the above.

User Prajwal Udupa
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The correct answer is A

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