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Read the excerpt from "Object Lesson, Part 2."
"We'll begin with a body search. It's voluntary, by the way. Anybody rather not chance a search? Raise your hand."
What inference does Ellery make?
1. that the missing money may be hidden in someone's hand
2. that he will not find the missing money during the body search
3. that the person hiding the money may not want to be searched
4. that he can get someone to confess to the crime during the search
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Read the excerpt from "Object Lesson, Part 2."
"We'll begin with a body search. It's vol...
"We'll begin with a body search. It's vol...
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