I installed mountain lion but I lost iMovie and others apple apps

I installed mountain lion in my macbook but now I lost imovie, iphoto and garageband. How take the apps again?

I am unaware of Mountain Lion removing any applications. Did you erase your disk or something? If so, you will have to restore them from backup. You can use Migration Assistant to do that. If you purchased them from the App Store, you can download them again.

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