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What is satire's underlying goals? to make people laugh to sell newspapers to shock people to get people to think

What is satire's underlying goals? to make people laugh to sell newspapers to shock people to get people to think
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What is satire's underlying goals?

to make people laugh
to sell newspapers
to shock people
to get people to think

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to get people to think

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The fourth answer; to get people to think.
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