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PART A: What does the phrase “ginned up” most closely mean as used in paragraph 19? A invented to amuse or entertain B announced to report fairly C revealed through investigative research D created in
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PART A: What does the phrase “ginned up” most closely mean as used in paragraph 19?

A
invented to amuse or entertain
B
announced to report fairly
C
revealed through investigative research
D
created in a dishonest manner

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D. Created in a dishonest manner


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