<span>Constructing each point in many different ways is usually not a good way to make one's main points. This will only confuse the reader and give them the belief that the writer doesn't really have that much evidence to back up their main idea. Using a number of different points, while only stating them in one way makes it easier for the reader to see all the different pieces of evidence and how they fit together.</span>
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i don't know if the is correct or not but I'll give it a shot at answering. most vehicles are powered by gasoline (obviously) but we often refer to it as gas although it isn't even a gas. it's a liquid, but humans just like renaming things i guess. anywho gasolines state of matter is NOT a gas but we just shortend it to "gas." (hoped this helped lol)
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EXPLANATION:it puts the word out in public
It can give the baby fetal alcohol syndrome