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You can never add too many details when providing description about an essay or an author.

True

False

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What is the context? The answer to this question definitely cannot cover every instance. For example, if you need to write a concise essay about a specific aspect of something, say, someone’s abolitionist career, you don’t want to include information that is irrelevant, such as a random story about their life. I would say false, because of the “never” in the question.

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i believe this would be true!

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