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How does the structure and diction of the speech contribute to its meaning? A) It provides the support to the point Lincoln is trying to make B) It does not contribute to its meaning at all C) It makes
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How does the structure and diction of the speech contribute to its meaning?

A) It provides the support to the point Lincoln is trying to make
B) It does not contribute to its meaning at all
C) It makes the speech rhyme and that makes it more interesting
D) None of these

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The answer is D.none of these
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A) It provides the support to the point Lincoln is trying to make

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