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Question what kind of support does author use to make her case that burglary is a more hurtful offense than bootlegging.
A. A personal story of loss
B. Statistics on crime
C. An interview with the police
D. Quotes from a victim

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taylord0807 taylord0807

23-02-2020

I believe that the answer to this question has to be A because she experienced one of these incidents.

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chloe5559 chloe5559

23-02-2020

A because she experienced it

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