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Gargoyles
Gargoyles are also known as grotesques, which are stone sculptures on buildings that function as water spouts.
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Gargoyles are also known as grotesques, which are stone sculptures on buildings that function as waterspouts, true or false
Gargoyles are also known as grotesques, which are stone sculptures on buildings that function as water spouts. (1 point)
True
