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The fish in "The Fish" is best described as _____. Aged and battered Smooth and graceful Dangerous and ugly Young and multicolored
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The fish in "The Fish" is best described as _____. Aged and battered Smooth and graceful Dangerous and ugly Young and multicolored

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The fish in "The Fish" is best described as aged and battered.
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