A night like this
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Este documento trata sobre un proyecto interdisciplinar sobre vivir la vida de manera feliz y con libertad. El proyecto involucra a la estudiante Adriana Silveira de la clase PJ2AV en 2012 y explora temas como disfrutar la vida y tener libertad.
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