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asked Aug 11, 2021 55.1k views

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Elenas door is 0.8 m wide

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Dang that's pretty small :/:/

Southern Hospitality answered Aug 13, 2021

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Well poor Elena She won't fit through her door

P.S. thanks for the 5pts

Antonio Rizzo answered Aug 17, 2021

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