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When quoting Weaver, the writer uses hyperbole, such as "instant connection" (paragraph 4) and "blown away" (paragraph 11), primarily to x match the speaker's casual tone. make Weaver seem ordinary. characterize
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When quoting Weaver, the writer uses hyperbole, such as "instant connection" (paragraph 4) and "blown away"

(paragraph 11), primarily to
x match the speaker's casual tone.
make Weaver seem ordinary.
characterize Weaver as extreme.
create a relaxed atmosphere.
elicit sympathy for Weaver.

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characterize Weaver as extreme.

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