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Even though she was tired, Sara _____________ worked and worked until her project was finished. What would I put? Doggedly, elude, indignant, or apprehensive?
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Even though she was tired, Sara _____________ worked and worked until her project was finished. What would I put? Doggedly, elude, indignant, or apprehensive?

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doggedly. i think that’s right
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