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Brief Darkness. Decision Series, #11
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- Date de parution17/10/2025
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Brief Darkness Children Book: 11 (Decision Series) Summary Ghanshyam, the local shopkeeper, had threatened Bannu's parents to pay the money they owed him. They didn't have the money as they had spent it on unexpected expenditures on the 12thstandard of Bannu's boarding school. How would they return the money? Meanwhile, Bannu had passed the 12th standard exam with 75% marks. Now, he had to decide whether to take admission in Bachelor of Sciences (B.
Sc.) at the government college or drop a year, during which he would re-prepare for All India Pre Medical Test (AIPMT). But he wasn't committed to crack the competitive exam. What's the recipe for the commitment? Whether debt and commitment could be linked?
Sc.) at the government college or drop a year, during which he would re-prepare for All India Pre Medical Test (AIPMT). But he wasn't committed to crack the competitive exam. What's the recipe for the commitment? Whether debt and commitment could be linked?
Brief Darkness Children Book: 11 (Decision Series) Summary Ghanshyam, the local shopkeeper, had threatened Bannu's parents to pay the money they owed him. They didn't have the money as they had spent it on unexpected expenditures on the 12thstandard of Bannu's boarding school. How would they return the money? Meanwhile, Bannu had passed the 12th standard exam with 75% marks. Now, he had to decide whether to take admission in Bachelor of Sciences (B.
Sc.) at the government college or drop a year, during which he would re-prepare for All India Pre Medical Test (AIPMT). But he wasn't committed to crack the competitive exam. What's the recipe for the commitment? Whether debt and commitment could be linked?
Sc.) at the government college or drop a year, during which he would re-prepare for All India Pre Medical Test (AIPMT). But he wasn't committed to crack the competitive exam. What's the recipe for the commitment? Whether debt and commitment could be linked?
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