Kowalski, the author of “Sweet Nothings,” presents evidence to support weight loss and to refute weight loss; why does she do this? “Sweet Nothings” is an expository piece of writing. “Sweet Nothings”

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Kowalski, the author of “Sweet Nothings,” presents evidence to support weight loss and to refute weight loss; why does she do this?

“Sweet Nothings” is an expository piece of writing.
“Sweet Nothings” is an argumentative piece of writing.
“Sweet Nothings” is a fictional piece of writing.
“Sweet Nothings” is a nonfiction piece of writing.

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The is gonna be B

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I THINK ITS B

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