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The Latin verb, intagliare, meaning, ________. a. to cut into c. to combine b. to paste
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The Latin verb, intagliare, meaning, ________. a. to cut into c. to combine b. to paste

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it is a. The Latin verb, intagliare, meaning, to cut into. so, A

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