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In your own words, explain the meaning of the underlined phrases from the essay. a) The "bottom line" is that students should be allowed to choose. The sentence "bottom line" means. (" " means the word
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In your own words, explain the meaning of the underlined phrases from the essay.
a) The "bottom line" is that students should be allowed to choose.
The sentence "bottom line" means.
(" " means the word is underlined.)
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The "bottom line" is that students make a final decision or an outcome....The students themselves decide which they are going to choose, and what they choose will be the final outcome.
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