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Hatshepsut took the appearance of a male pharaoh by concealing her feminine shape and donning a false beard to cultivate public support in her transition from co-regent to phara…

Hatshepsut took the appearance of a male pharaoh by concealing her feminine shape and donning a false beard to cultivate public support in her transition from co-regent to phara…
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Hatshepsut took the appearance of a male pharaoh by concealing her feminine shape and donning a false beard to cultivate public support in her transition from co-regent to pharaoh. true or false?

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True. I'm 100% certain.
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