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by creating fictional societies that reflect problems in the world today
Explanation:
Dystopian novels are allegorical in nature.
They delve into socio-economic issues by creating a sort of society that represents the problems the author wants to tackle in the text. <u>These fictional societies will have a sort of fundamental flaw in them, that represents a real world issue.</u>
The technique of exaggeration is useful here too. By making the world into a Dystopia, the present world's problem are reflected more clearly.
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They are all alone and they don’t have the same friend group, therefore they have to get out of their comfort zone.
Answer: End the call to dedicate more time to more interested customers.
Explanation: Most