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English, 07.07.2019 13:30 hectorav6619

Which detail from the text best supports the inference that jordyn has come to appreciate something she has learned about herself from mariah? "i promised to take her to a skating practice sometime, though i couldn’t really imagine my teammates 'getting' her personality the way i did." "mariah told me she’d always wanted to try sports, but then she enumerated the many times she had attempted and failed, dating back to the time she broke her foot in pre-school gymnastics." "my poor reading history didn’t actually mean that i didn’t like reading; it was just that i never had time to pursue reading for pleasure with all of the other activities on my plate."

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