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In line 21, fair most nearly means
In line 21, fair most nearly means
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The correct option is E Considerable
"Fair" is generally used to indicate a high degree [ex: She'll be fair delighted to see you]. In the give passage, 'fair' is used to indicate the considerable amount of doublespeak that has taken place in the matter of genetic identity since the birth of Dolly. Thus we can conclude that 'fair' refers to a considerable degree. A is the best answer.
"Fair" is generally used to indicate a high degree [ex: She'll be fair delighted to see you]. In the give passage, 'fair' is used to indicate the considerable amount of doublespeak that has taken place in the matter of genetic identity since the birth of Dolly. Thus we can conclude that 'fair' refers to a considerable degree. A is the best answer.
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