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A. They demonstrate that the speaker dislikes how music affects people.
B. They suggest that the speaker feels like the music is inappropriate.
C. They reveal that the speaker feels that the beat of the music is harsh.
D. They show that the speaker feels the music is lively and brings people together.
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