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Which adaptation of this excerpt best indicates a change in time period?

a. look at this computer tablet to highlight that you are all alone.
b. if you read this book, it will show hamlet that you are alone.
c. read this book; that will emphasize that you don’t need him.
d. to show her that you are indeed alone, read this book.

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