Allen Ginsberg<span> and </span>Jack Kerouac<span>were some of the more famous faces synonymous to the group, as was </span>William S. Burroughs<span>.</span>
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I believe the answer is D, im not overly familiar with these questions but D makes scene because the questions on the test are just slightly alternated shows how simple task my change the workers behavior.
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When he uses the pronoun <em>them</em>, he talks about women.
He says <em>"Pygmalion had seen them, spending their lives in wickedness, and, offended by the failings that nature gave the female heart, he lived as a bachelor, without a wife or partner for his bed".</em>
And that is why he decided to create his own partner, he carved a sculpture and he fell in love with it.
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I think Chruchill used the phrase a second time because that way that phrase could be meaning something important or because he wanted to make a rhyme.
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