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Which statement from snow's the message of gandhi is an opinion? a. "many seek the truth as many would become painters, or musicians, or writers, or actors, but few leave masterpieces behind as gandhi did." b. "nehru knew what the thing in gandhi was, and he had repeated it often enough for the world to know, as gandhi had himself." c. "gandhi won national independence for more millions of people than any other leader of men, and with less bloodshed, and that was the truth." d. "he won respect from indians and restored the self-respect of men who had humiliated them."

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