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Which statement is false? A. Mali controlled trade in West Africa from its capital in Timbuktu.
B. Mali's trading capital of Timbuktu was never captured.
.C. Mali's trade was largely based on gold.
D. Mali's trade was so extensive that it reached to Arabia.

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Which statement is false? A. Mali controlled trade in West Africa from its capital in Timbuktu.
B. Mali's trading capital of Timbuktu was never captured.
.C. Mali's trade was largely based on gold.
D. Mali's trade was so extensive that it reached to Arabia.