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When you read a sentence and you hear the same sound at the beginning of a few consecutive words, that is called alliteration. This is a type of a figurative language where the beginning of each word has the same consonant sound at the beginning.
For example...
Jubilant jumping jaguars jump into the jester's jello.
In our problem, we see that is says "cleary confused". These both have the c sound at the beginning, so it is alliteration.
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Based on how we entered world war 1 which detail explains why the sinking of the lusitania led the united states to enter world war 1. 1.
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I doubt that it is really wise to rely on the help from the people who are not specialists in it. I had a similar task and I need to confess that I asked the writers from "Marvelous Essay" to help with that. The result was even better than I have expected.
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7. I think the answer is B: uncommon/rare.
8. I think the answer is A: abandon/desert.
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These are the only options that work in the sentence that are correct based on grammar rules and are both synonyms.
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