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Please hurry! civ • il rights [SIV-ill RYTES] n. [from American English] the rights that are guaranteed to every person in a nation; rights that provide certain freedoms Which sentence uses civil rights correctly? My civil rights have been misplaced. The civil rights are in the courthouse. Voting is one of my civil rights. The protestors took our civil rights

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