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Both metaphor and analogy make comparisons A. to strengthen the​ writer's message. B. to revise the​ writer's message. C. to outline the​ writer's message. D. to summarize the​ writer's message.
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Both metaphor and analogy make comparisons

A.
to strengthen the​ writer's message.
B.
to revise the​ writer's message.
C.
to outline the​ writer's message.
D.
to summarize the​ writer's message.

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The answer is B to revise the writer’s message.
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Answer:

A. to strengthen the​ writer's message.

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