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edupitsheartrate.C.Torestoreitsbreathing.D.Tocleanitsbody.27.Whatisthepurposeofthelastparagraph?A.Toshowtheresult
softhestudy.B.Toshowthepurposeofthestudy.C.Toshowhowthestudywascarriedout.D.Toshowpeoplesinterestingroundsquirre
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nging.D.Favorable.31.Whatisthebesttitleforthispassage?A.TallerPeopleareSmarterB.ShorterPeopleareLookeddownupC.TallPeopleEarnMorethanSho
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eedthousandsofpeopleandtakeactioninthefaceofdamagetotheuniversity?Howwoulditanswerthethousandsofpeoplewh
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ceChiefLauraWilson,whosejobwastomanagemanypeoplegatheringinthemainEOCintheFacultyClub.“Ireallywantedtoexpressmythankstotheteamworkof
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