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Why do the plotters decide not to attack Antony? A. They cannot be sure that Antony will be there when they kill Caesar B. They fear Antony’s military skills C. They do not want to turn public opinion
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Why do the plotters decide not to attack Antony?

A. They cannot be sure that Antony will be there when they kill Caesar
B. They fear Antony’s military skills
C. They do not want to turn public opinion against them
D. They want Antony to be the next king

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C. They do not want to turn the public against them

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