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Which supporting detail is written objectively?

i imagine many prospectors were homesick living so far from civilization in the yukon wilderness.
jack london is brilliant in providing interesting details such as the chewing-tobacco “beard.”
thousands of men came to canada seeking their fortune in the 1890’s, which explains why few were successful.
the great north american traits of resourcefulness and determination are beautifully illustrated.

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