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How does the author develop her point in paragraph 3?
The author develops her point in paragraph 3 by.

A. Disproving an argument that others might make.

B. Adjusting her perspective based on new events.

C. Encouraging the reader to reconsider their ideas.

D. Listing a series of historical events.

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