PLEASE ANSWER 50 POINTS IF U DO!!!!!!!

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o-na [289]8 months ago

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It’s a rhetorical question!!
This doesn’t demand an answer because it’s incomplete… it doesn’t make a correct thought. Try and capture the full question.
Thanks:)

Dima020 [189]8 months ago

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Um? How can we site evidence if there’s no evidence to see we need to see the whole passage bro. How can anyone answer this

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