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Revisit the statement, "Nothing is as it seems in much ado about nothing." Use specific examples and quotes to support your answer. You can pull from all five acts.
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Revisit the statement, "Nothing is as it seems in much ado about nothing." Use specific examples and quotes to support your answer. You can pull from all five acts.

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Hi, you've asked an incomplete question. However, I assumed you want a description of the quote.

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Interestingly, the statement, "Nothing is as it seems in much ado about nothing" can be traced back to the play by Williams Shakespeare. Shakespeare's original work is believed to have been entitled, "Much Ado About Nothing."

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