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"...on the cusp of something so profound, that it is hard to put it into words" means that something profound was about to happen at that point in time.
When we can even say for example, when Tom Brokaw was diagnosed with multiple myeloma in 2013, he was "on the cusp of something so profound, that it was hard to put it into words."
Explanation:
It could also mean when someone is about to enter a new experience either in professional life or otherwise. When somebody is overwhelmed by the current situation or position, it may be very difficult for the person to put into words the newly found position. In summary, "on the cusp of something" shows the intensity and profundity of the new situation.
Contrast is finding the difference and comparing is finding the similarities
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you didn't put the excerpt on?
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Roosevelt used repetition in his Pearl Harbor Address in order to emphasize the threat posed by Japan. By repeating the words "Last night Japanese forces attacked..." several times, he was trying to intensify and stress the gravity and severity of the threat posed by Japan, so Congress would make the declaration of war and the American people would endorse such declaration.
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yes
Explanation:
We can conclude her pet is a dog because it likes to take walks. We know from the passage, that all dogs like going on walks and therefore leads us to believe that her pet must be a dog.
