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English, 26.08.2019 19:20 markarianlaura1

Which statement best describes king's "palace" metaphor?
the image shows the impressive potential of a just
society
the image shows the need for a strong central
government
the illustration encourages americans to run for political
office.
the illustration encourages listeners acquire material
wealth.

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