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Murder English Spekaing Assessment YR9
Murder! By Chelsea Fashina and Vithunya Chandrakanthan
Slide 1
Hello! I’m Sergeant Chelsea Fashina and this is Detective Vithunya Chandrakanthan, now we have a very serious concern to talk to you about today, and we are actually privileged, it is the one and of many …….. Barbie!
All around the world, there have been multiple cases drawn in on unconscious blackmail. Girls from as young as three and upwards have been a target. The majority of victims have described the murderer as a woman solely based on the appearance of pink, unrealistic skinny and a silicone moulded doll with an indefinite number of disguises.
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Police reports show there has been an excessive high retail demand for the murderer, and not is it just a country’s worth it’s a global epidemic and with this in mind, this triples the chances of this manipulative manner exceeds continuity for the future generations to come. You may ask why we are making such high importance on ‘just a doll’ and this is because, if we don’t stop we’ll be lead into a whirlpool of life-threatening society criteria and the next generation mutated with long surgery bills.
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We all have visualised her before, the human doll, but not the individual. She is the victim of this horrific gene mutated crime. Valeria Lukyanova, 29, clearly an innocent being and a Ukrainian target for the protest for her undeniable fake features. Her family are believed to have said the doll like features, running the genes, her mother looks plastically photogenic without any surgery.
In her early life, 22, she won Miss Diamond Crown of the World but she also consented to years of enhancing her body, mainly her breasts, leaving her declining the claim that apart from her breasts everything is natural and of her own body. To which she does extend she achieved that by Breatharianism, the act of living of light and air. What do you think of this photo? Recently British headlines heard gossip and made publicity that she had been assaulted by

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