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In most cases, reviewers should: a) avoid making judgement and let quotations speak for them selves b) use quotations that support or contrast with clearly stated opinion c) rely on quotations taken from the public and avoid stating an opinion d) use quotations to fill up empty space and start a review with a questions

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