where will be the handle for a cup?
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Answer / anshu
hehehe, dude r u kidding hmmmmm i thing left right nono
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Answer / archana
sry the question is to which side the handle of the cup
lies?
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Answer / yaswanthraj
Haha
I hope the correct answer is
The handle of the cup lies on the handling side!! :-)
Do u agree!?
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