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Read the following sentence. Then that comforting thought died, attacked by a realization that over and over again struck at my raw, defenseless nerve. Which of the following adverbs, if substituted for the phrase over and over again , would have shades of meaning with the most intense or emotionally charged connotations? arepeatedly b. persistently relentlessly d. Regularly

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