English, 18.10.2020 14:01 Kekkdkskdkdk

The author uses the statistic mentioned in lines 14–15 primarily to:
F. criticize the lack of diverse entertainment
venues in the United States.
G. illustrate the immense popularity of stadium
events.
H. suggest
the profitability of stadium
construction.
J. establish a correlation between stadium
construction and population growth.

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The author uses the statistic mentioned in lines 14–15 primarily to:
F. criticize the lack of...