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Connect: in the final paragraph, Wallace Writes that there can be “a fine line between smart and selfish.” And that “sometimes there is no line at all between the two.” How do the contacts and contradictions
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Connect: in the final paragraph, Wallace

Writes that there can be “a fine line between smart and selfish.” And that “sometimes there is no line at all between the two.” How do the contacts and contradictions she presents throughout the text support this claim?

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what are we reading what is the final paragraph? show the text please otherwise we cannot help
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