English, 07.04.2021 15:40 kaykaystark5528
Why does the author use the word “crime” to refer to a person's decision not to immunize? (Dahl’s text)
Why does Sears use the word “sacred” to describe the right to give informed consent?
What is the author's purpose for this piece? What does Sears want readers to know?
Of what does Sears seek to convince the reader? How does he convince his audience? Provide 2 examples.
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