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6. Which isn’t a word that shows the outlet isn’t completely sure about a particular statement?
Answer:
<u>certainly</u>
Explanation:
Of course, media outlets would not use the word<em> "certainly" </em>to refer to a particular statement they are not sure of because the word is used connotatively when what is been said is believed to be true.
Hence, other words such as "possibly", "likely" are used when they are not completely sure about a statement.
<span>During protein synthesis the exons are joined together to form a sequence of for a functional protein.
Before the mRNA can undergo the process of translation in the cytoplams it undergoes a process called RNA splicing. This process produces a 'final draft' of the mRNA before translation gets under way. The process involves the removal of introns (non-coding sequences) and joining of exons in eukaryotic mRNA.</span>