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The first dynastic king, Sargon of Akkad, and his four successors, did all of the following except

a. organize a system of standardized weights and measures.
b. use cuneiform writing.
c. issue a comprehensive law code.
d. attack Egypt.
e. facilitate trade between all the city-states under his control.

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