When was M.L. born?
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Khi nào M.L. được sinh ra?
A. năm 1909
B. năm 1929
C. năm 1949
D. 20 năm sau khi bố mẹ anh gặp nhau.
Đáp án B “...as he was called, was born in 1929 in Atlanta, Georgia..”. Ông ấy sinh năm 1929
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