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Adriel Barrera
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20 July, 13:40
Is Pluto a planet why or why not
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Coby Park
20 July, 14:04
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No it is considered a dwarf planet because of its small size and distance to the sun
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Karsyn Montgomery
20 July, 14:04
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No
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Pluto is considered a dwarf planet.
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