How does the author best develop the central idea of the text "Show Me the Evidence”?
A)by exp...
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How does the author best develop the central idea of the text "Show Me the Evidence”?
A)by explaining how Anas's investigative methods are too extreme and dangerous to effectively end the corruption
B)by citing examples of Anas's evidence of corruption that led to companies government agencies being held accountable
C)by citing that Anas won the U. S. State Department Hero Award in 2018 for his work on human trafficking
D)by explaining that Anas founded a private investigation firm that works alongside the government of Ghana and Interpol
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