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A personal essay is:

A. equally concerned with persuading the reader of one point or another and with describing the author's thinking.

B. not concerned with persuading the reader of one point or another
nor with describing the author's thinking.

C. more concerned with the author's thinking than in persuading the
reader of one point or another.
D. more concerned with persuading the reader of one point or
another than with describing the author's thinking.

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