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Considering the options i'd say the best way is option A. C<span>onfront the fear by gradually increasing exposure to the feared object or event. </span>
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The tenth amendment is known as the states' amendment.<span />
<span>By getting the audience into a state in which they are completely focused on the presentation, to the point where they are sucked into it, welles would be able to throw them off with something larger than what is expected. In this way, the audience would be a point where the presentation seemed to be the real, but would then be introduced to a surreal object. This would surprise the audience, bring them out of the production and aware of the fact that this is a production and not reality.</span>
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Kenedy faced challenges from the spread of communism and the continuing threat of nuclear war. He was enthusiastic and committed to change. This lead to his being able to achieve the first agreement with the soviet union limiting nuclear testing.
