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English, 09.11.2020 21:40 emmamerida

How does the student author support her claim? Is her reasoning sound and her evidence sufficient? Are there any false statements? Include examples from the Student Model in your answer to explain whether or not the author has supported her claim in this essay. This is for the harvest gypsies. I need the answer ASAP! pls and thx :)


How does the student author support her claim? Is her reasoning sound and her evidence sufficient?

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