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English, 27.06.2019 15:30 djj94

Do fast ! how did michael useem create suspense in his retelling of the event in "the race to save apollo 13"? he raised questions about the outcome of the story. he retold a nonfiction event. he explained the problems the astronauts faced. he presented different perspectives about the same problem.

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