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Melissa is decorating a pair of jeans in art class. she decides to use all the craft supplies to decorate it. she adds glitter, sequins, beads, and rhinestones. when melissa has finished, she is disappointed because the clothing looks messy. "sometimes, less is more," she sighs. which literary device is the author using?
a) paradox
b) allegory
c) hyperbole
d) irony

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