This question is about the article "Lin-Manuel Miranda", by Jessica McBirney.
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a. The author shows how Miranda changed Hamilton from song to mixtape to musical.
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In the section "In the Heights" we can see how Miranda ascended to musicals, being a notable name in this industry. He took advantage of this moment to specialize and take his talents and skills to another level, the level that would allow him to succeed in writing songs for "Hamilton".
Mirando wanted to capture Hamilton's mentality, his anxieties and his intelligence. So he started writing a song for Hamilton, which soon led him to a mixtape that captured all the complexity of this character. The mixtape did so well that it was transformed into the musical "Hamilton", one of the biggest and most sought after musicals on Broadway.
Answer: The magician pulled off an awesome magic trick.
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B. They both have some automatic features.
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Dr. Weissberg noted that currently clinicians have no clinically applicable strategy to prevent the development of epilepsy in patients at risk:
Today, if someone comes to the emergency room with traumatic brain injury, they have a 10 to 50 percent chance of developing epilepsy, and epilepsy from brain injuries tends to be unresponsive to drugs in many patients. In addition, since breakdown of the blood-brain barrier may also be associated with other complications, including bleeding and
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