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I don't know if it should be made up or anything, but here's my made up version of a newspaper report on seeing frankenstien go crazy across the city.
My newspaper report:
On 25th October 2018, there was a frankenstien located on the streets of New York City, going crazy as shared from our witnesses. "We were all busy chilling on the streets of New York City, until when we saw a huge looking creature, his weave looked like it was about to get blown away, and there was something metal which pierced through his neck at the back, we were so scared!" said from one of the witnesses who was at the scene the whole time. After everyone saw the frankenstien, they all screamed in fear, not knowing what to do. Police have arrived at the scene, but all they saw was dead bodies and only a few managed to flee the scene. The scene is still under investigation, to this day, there is still nothing found about what happened, or why this happened. About a month later, on 25th of November, there was still nothing found, it was then the police decided to close the case, the deaths of the scene was mourned on the side on the streets of New York City. This case will remain as an unsolved mystery.
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C. change can cause people to question their identities
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I think it is the third 1.
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Technology has played an important part in changing the music business throughout the years. Consider how the phonograph and analog tape recorders gave way to digital recording software and internet-based streaming services. Rapid progress in digital technology during the last two decades has significantly affected the music industry at every level.
Technology has altered the way people make music. Composers may create cinematic compositions from the comfort of their own homes. Livestreamed performances allow musicians to perform for fans all around the world. Without ever securing or signing a record deal, songwriters may produce albums and distribute them through digital distribution and streaming services.
