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IF ANYONE HAS READ "THE GIVER" HELP! Suppose the people of your town are considering whether or not to go to sameness in order to illuminate problems in the community. The town officials hope that it will illuminate crime, hunger, homelessness, bullying, rudeness, and many other conflicts the citizens face. Read an essay stating your opinion on the issue. Use evidence from the text and the real world to support your reasons.

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