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Ghella
2 months ago
15

An owner has a home across the street from a river bluff. She has a lovely view of the river, but, if the property is sold, she

might lose the view because of new construction. What can the owner do to preserve her view?
Business
1 answer:
stepan [3.5K]2 months ago
0 0

Answer:

Modificar la ventana a un ángulo que permita verla mejor

Explanation:

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