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Read this line from the passage. I NOTICE WELL-WORN HIKING BOOTS
PEEKING OUT FROM UNDER HIS TWEED SUIT.
What does this description of Tom Post suggest
about his position on hydraulic fracturing? Use
details from the passage to support your answer.

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