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Questions that are posed for effect without any expectation of a reply, are called rhetorical questions.

Questions that are posed for effect without any expectation of a reply, are called rhetorical questions.
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questions that are posed for effect without any expectation of a reply, are called rhetorical questions.

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this is true. is this a true or false question?
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if this is a true or false question, it's true.

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