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from West Side Story Which line from the play most strongly supports the inference that Ton is conifdent? a) TONY: Just for a minute.." b) "TONY. I'm not 'one of them." c) "TONY: I like him. He will like
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from West Side Story Which line from the play most strongly supports the inference that Ton is conifdent? a) TONY: Just for a minute.." b) "TONY. I'm not 'one of them." c) "TONY: I like him. He will like me." d) "TONY: You see?"​

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c. "TONY: I like him. He will like me."

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While the other ones are a positive statement c is the only one who is sure of and outcome which to me means he's confident

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c

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TONY: Tôi thích anh ấy. Anh ấy sẽ thích tôi.

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