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07-04-2024
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In the eleventh paragraph, the writer uses the construction in lines 41-44 (A prototype... long) to
provide contrasting potential outcomes for the prototype launch
establish the potential outcomes of a successful deployment of the prototype
emphasize the importance of launching the prototype during the summer months
insist that the prototype launch should be quickly followed by subsequent launches
imply that the additional devices succeeding the prototype are more important

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