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At school with 1,200 9th graders and high school students, there were those who saw the grades and were very satisfied and in conflict with the result, who did not expect..
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I really don't have any information," Marta Jesus, 18, an 18-year-old student from the 12th year of Science and Technology, told reporters, quite frustrated that she didn't have a Portuguese exam rating yet to start the registration process for college. "In my case, it was much better than I expected," said Joana Domingues, 18, a 12th grader, still surprised and relieved by the grades she saw.
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I really don't have any information," Marta Jesus, 18, an 18-year-old student from the 12th year of Science and Technology, told reporters, quite frustrated that she didn't have a Portuguese exam rating yet to start the registration process for college.
according to Notícias ao Minuto — País +1"In my case, it was much better than I expected," said Joana Domingues, 18, a 12th grader, still surprised and relieved by the grades she saw.
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