process by which lawyers on each side build their cases *

A. complaint
B. discovery
C. settlement
D. summons
E. tort

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hi i'm turkish!

hi i'm turkish!  

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hi i'm turkish!

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explanation:

my dads name is jeff?

answer:

hahahh it usually means that you are bleeding from hemorrhoids. or you could've eaten red food coloring or beets to make it look like that.

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