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The Jury took a long time to reach a verdict. Why is this significant? - to kill a mockingbird

The Jury took a long time to reach a verdict. Why is this significant? - to kill a mockingbird
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The Jury took a long time to reach a verdict. Why is this significant?
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It is significant because it means that they were debating for the right verdict.

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