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English, 11.02.2021 07:50 amanda7835

1) Ray asked on p. 107 of Chisholm, Minnesota, "[t]he coldest part of the USA", "Why would a man from Fayetteville North Carolina go up there and stay?" What
reasons do the townspeople give Ray and Jerry to begin answering that
question? How reliable do you find this kind of word of mouth in everyday life?
What questions would you have asked that they did not?

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