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Salut! Je vois donne 20 points si vous m'aider à faire une recherche en anglais sur les platformes de streaming et leur "bataille"( netflix , apple tv + , amazon prime video ...) il faut que ce soit court mais bien écrit .

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voila cet un peu long mais c'est ça

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