Tha answer is d because it’s not mentioning race
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he was stanting then he stabed him at the end,he was the last person to stab Caesar when he kills him he runs away. yes he witnessed the assassination
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D. The runner's records had been broken and people have stopped talking about him.
Explanation:
The above option is correct.
In the stated lines, the author actually meant that the runner's records had actually been broken and people have stopped talking about him. We see this in the line that stated "Runners who renown outran" - this reveals that there are runners that outran the man. So, as a result of that, his record was surpassed and people stopped about him - this we see in the line: "And the name died before the man".
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I honestly had no idea that this was a day...
I'd say just treat it like any other day but with maybe a little more cake &/or ice cream ;)
