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The biography explores the challenges facing British prime minister Winston Churchill near the end of World War 2 and specifically examines the importance of his wife's support.
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A)Subjective - based on one’s personal feelings or perceptions
B)Objective - unbiased, not influenced by feelings or opinions

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