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on your own is the type of question
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Twain says that "There is a sumptuous variety about the New England weather." He is pointing out that New England weather is unpredictable and can vary greatly from one day to the next, or even over the course of the day. He goes on to say, "<span>In the spring I have counted one hundred and thirty-six different kinds of weather inside of four and twenty hours."
It is not unheard of in New England to start the morning with an inch of snow on the roads, have it change to freezing rain with thunderstorms, and by the end of the afternoon have a gorgeous bright sunny day in the 70s with a light breeze. </span>
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In 1971, Clemente hit two home-runs and 5 extra base hits with an average time of batting .414 which helped his team, Pirates win the 1971 World Series.
Explanation:
Roberto Clemente was a Latin American basebal player who achieved many recognitions yet he was lacking the respect he deserved as baseball player. He played for Pittsburgh Pirates for 18 seasons.
In 1971 World Series, in Pirates vs Orioles match, Pirates won the series. Pirates were able to win the series due to the two home-run strikes and 5 extra base hits by Clemente with an average batting time of .414.
After this series, Clemente was recognized as the 1971 World Series MVP (Most Valuable Player). He, all his life, has played very good yet he was lacking this recognition which he gained after 1971 World Series by his home-run hit which made his team, Pirates, win the game.
<u>Textual evidence:</u>
<em>'The minute Clemente pinched the ball in his glove, he ripped it out and rifled a strike to the awaiting catcher's mitt. Rettenmund scuffled back to third base and the Orioles was held at bay. After the series win, Clemente was named the 1971 World Series MVP.'</em>
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