The Challenge: Surfer Girl was the third studio album from which band?
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The Challenge: Surfer Girl was the third studio album from which band?

B2Upper-intermediateOctober 5, 20261 hr 7 min
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ABC Listen, podcasts, radio, news, music and more. If you're all set and ready, you know what? So am I. The Mighty Challenge. Tyler from Wood and Illings says,

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I'm so pleased daylight saving started. Hopefully won't fall asleep during the great quiz. Yes, just rain in the bay. Hang on Ray, I'll get back to that.

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I love daylight saving says Beverly in Queensland. Queensland and WA of course do not have daylight saving. I love it. In Queensland we don't have it but that means we get the mighty challenge at 11 and not

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