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nummyann

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susurrant
 
  a. murmuring
 
  b. chattering
  c. crying

Question 2

In many places in the world when a person is ill, a song is sure to heal. This is Lori Arviso Alvord's main point in her illustrating essay. Which of the following examples comes from her essay to support her main point?
 
  a) seeing hope in a patient's eyes
 
  b) the accuracy of CAT scans and MRIs
 
  c) the Human Genome Project
 
  d) articles in the New England Journal of Medicine



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Answer to Question 1

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