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Puno is ________ for its highest navigable lake Titicaca. (know)

On the anniversary of our city many organizations decorate colorful floats and cars.

• On the anniversary of our city, colorful floats and cars are decorated by many organizarions.

• On the anniversary of our city, colorful floats and cars were decorated by many organizarions.

• Colorful floats and cars are decorate by many organizations on the anniversary of our city.

The road to Peruvian independence from Spain began in 1811 in the southern city of Tacna. Seventeen years later, President Jose de la Mar declared it the “Heroic City.”

• The road to Peruvian independence from Spain began in 1811 in the southern city of Tacna. Seventeen years later, was declared by President Jose de la Mar as the “Heroic City.”

• The road to Peruvian independence from Spain began in 1811 in the southern city of Tacna. Seventeen years later, it was declared by President Jose de la Mar as the “Heroic City.”

• The road to Peruvian independence from Spain began in 1811 in the southern city of Tacna. Seventeen years later, it is declared by President Jose de la Mar as the “Heroic City.”

You can reach Iquitos from any foreign port or waterway in the Peruvian Amazon.

• Iquitos can reach from any foreign port or waterway in the Peruvian Amazon.

• Iquitos can be reached from any foreign port or waterway in the Peruvian Amazon.

• Iquitos is reached from any foreign port or waterway in the Peruvian Amazon.

Hundreds of islanders moved the easter statues kilometers out of the quarry.

• The easter statues are moved out of the quarry by hundreds of islanders.

• The easter statues were moved out of the quarry by hundreds of islanders.

• Hundreds of islanders were moved out of the quarry by the easter statues.

The rescue of the statues that were lost or not moved involves professor Claudio Cristino.

• Professor Claudio Cristino is being involved with the rescue of the statues that were lost or not moved.

• Professor Claudio Cristino was involved with the rescue of the statues that were lost or not moved.

• Professor Claudio Cristino is involved with the rescue of the statues that were lost or not moved.

They made The Taj Mahal with ivory-white marbel as a commissioned by emperor Shah Jahan.

• They were made The Taj Mahal with ivory-white marbel as a commissioned by emperor Shah Jahan.

• The Taj Mahal was made of ivory-white marbel as a commissioned by emperor Shah Jahan.

• The Taj Mahal was made with ivory-white marbel as a commissioned by emperor Shah Jahan.

The Capuchin Catacombs of Palermo in northern Sicily hold more than a thousand bodies, including those of 163 children.

• More than a thousand bodies, including those of 163 children are held by The Capuchin Catacombs of Palermo in northern Silicy.

• More than a thousand bodies, including those of 163 children are holded by The Capuchin Catacombs of Palermo in northern Silicy.

• More than a thousand bodies, including those of 163 children are hold by The Capuchin Catacombs of Palermo in northern Silicy.

• More than a thousand bodies, including those of 163 children held in by The Capuchin Catacombs of Palermo in northern Silicy.

Now researchers are using X-ray technology to learn more about the lives and deaths of some of those long-deceased kids, reports Daniel Boffey for the Guardian.

• X-ray technology to learn more about the lives and deaths of some of those long-deceased kids, are being used now by researchers, reports Daniel Boffey for the Guardian.

• X-ray technology to learn more about the lives and deaths of some of those long-deceased kids, are used now by researchers, reports Daniel Boffey for the Guardian.

• X-ray technology to learn more about the lives and deaths of some of those long-deceased kids, is being used now by researchers, reports Daniel Boffey for the Guardian.

• X-ray technology to learn more about the lives and deaths of some of those long-deceased kids, is used by researchers, reports Daniel Boffey for the Guardian.

They left the girl and two other children on a mountaintop to succumb to the cold as offerings to the gods, according to the archaeologists who found the mummified remains in Argentina in 1999.

• The girl and two other children are left on a mountaintop to succumb to the cold as offerings to the gods, according to the archaeologists who found the mummified remains in Argentina in 1999.

• The girl and two other children is left on a mountaintop to succumb to the cold as offerings to the gods, according to the archaeologists who found the mummified remains in Argentina in 1999.

• The girl and two other children left on a mountaintop to succumb to the cold as offerings to the gods, according to the archaeologists who found the mummified remains in Argentina in 1999.

• The girl and two other children were left on a mountaintop to succumb to the cold as offerings to the gods, according to the archaeologists who found the mummified remains in Argentina in 1999.