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English, 22.10.2020 05:01 kkruvc

PLEASE HELP Kathleen kingsbury how did she build her argument and is it effective and how can she improve in her argues in “Tipping system exacerbate unfair pay at resrestaurants “
is it ethos , pathos , logos .

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