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What does the traffic policeman symbolize? - English

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What does the traffic policeman symbolize?

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The traffic police man is a symbol of liberty and not tyranny.

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Chapter 6.1: On the Rule of the Road - Exercise [Page 181]

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Samacheer Kalvi English Class 12 TN Board
Chapter 6.1 On the Rule of the Road
Exercise | Q 1. j. | Page 181

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