What is the most appropriate reason why Brooks capitalized the words Mostly Good?

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german2 years ago

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The most appropriate reason why Brooks capitalized the words "Mostly Good," is to draw attention, and highlight this point, so the reader would receive better context, and a reason to think and use intellectual reasoning.

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