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English, 08.09.2021 01:50 shazanah95

The author strikes a tone that almost suggests a spy, or an operative describing the thoughts behind all the things he must not say. Explain briefly how the text creates this "spylike" tone. Use text evidence from the passage "unusual normality" and passage to support your response. answer ASAP ​

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