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Directions: Select ALL the correct answers. What are two reasons the narrator states in the passage that First Sergeant Price is "honorably grinding law"?
Price is diligent to keep up with the codes of law for his police work.
As a police sergeant, Price is working on a report for a criminal case at hand.
Price is fondly recalling his career experiences in law while stationed in the Far East.
Price is tempted to study something more interesting than law.
Price's hopes of becoming a lawyer will be difficult to achieve for a working policeman.

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