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1. As it is used in line 10, "deft" most nearly means A) skillful. B) awkward. C) elaborate, D) unnecessary
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1. As it is used in line 10, "deft" most

nearly means
A) skillful.
B) awkward.
C) elaborate,
D) unnecessary

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the answer is a because the definition of deft is “neatly skillful”
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