<u>Explanation:</u>
We can infer the meaning of this quote by considering the context of the statement. For example, a few lines before this quote, we are told by Alexis de Tocqueville,
<em>"He who has set his heart exclusively on the pursuit of worldly welfare is always in a hurry, for </em><em>he has but a limited time at his disposal to reach, to grasp, and to enjoy it."</em>
Hence, what the quote means is that man (i.e Gatsby), has an insatiable desire to enjoy what life can offer with the fear of dying in mind; despite the good things he already has.
I think it should be D) Olympic athletes and their <span>achievements </span>
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Well, the latin root means drag or pull.
I believe this answers your question. you could probably also get away with dragger, as it is a dragger of farm equipment.
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