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Where should you fly a kite?
You should fly a kite where there is no power lines. Parks are great places to fly kites.
What is the meaning of the figure of speech go fly a kite?
Go away, leave me alone, or also known as don't bother me
Did the tetrahedral kite fly sussfully?
yes it did
What shape kite will fly higher and longer?
square
Can a kite fly in any shape?
No, because if its small or pointy it will fall, if its big it will fly
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