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How did Lincoln die()。
A.He fell off the White House porch.
B.he fell down from the back of a horse.
C.He was shot.
D.He got the flu.
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A.He fell off the White House porch.
B.he fell down from the back of a horse.
C.He was shot.
D.He got the flu.
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