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AP English Language and Composition: Passage Drill 2, Problem 3. The subject of the passage can best be described as what?
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From her quotation in lines 51–53, it can be inferred that Ma Rainey likely
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Okay P Lange lerner's Here we go Next up for
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you from her quotation in lines fifty one through fifty
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three It can be inferred that ma rainey likely what
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The quote suggests that white people aren't part of the
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production process They hear the blues but they don't relate
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to the experience it comes from So she'd probably agree
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with the authorities who mentioned that whites can't create the
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music themselves yet don't tell imminent Well nothing suggests she
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didn't like white so get rid of a guy based
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on the popularity of the blues Whites probably enjoyed the
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music very much so get rid of b marini says
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Whites don't understand the origins of blues but she didn't
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say she wants to teach them So get rid of
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deep or that it's their job to learn So get
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rid of e She's more you know colin it like
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she sees it kind of like us at bingo night
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So the answer here its c they would have agreed 00:00:56.734 --> [endTime] that white people couldn't sing the blues
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