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The repetition of "He has" at the beginning of most of the grievances is an example of A. analogy B. logos C. anaphora D. parallelism E. red herring

The repetition of "He has" at the beginning of most of the grievances is an example of A. analogy B. logos C. anaphora D. parallelism E. red herring
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The repetition of "He has" at the beginning of most of the grievances is an example of

A.
analogy
B.
logos
C.
anaphora
D.
parallelism
E.
red herring

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C. anaphora

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It is anaphora i looked it up
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