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"If I could ask Joe DeRisi 3 questions, one of my questions would be "Do you know why Trump and the CDC were so insistent in the first few months of the pandemic that the virus held 'little to no risk' for Americans?" The second one would be "What was the name of the company that sold the enzymes for the Panther to process COVID?" I would also ask him who his favorite Wolverine was." — Jun 11, 2021 09:28AM
"If I could ask Joe DeRisi 3 questions, one of my questions would be "Do you know why Trump and the CDC were so insistent in the first few months of the pandemic that the virus held 'little to no risk' for Americans?" The second one would be "What was the name of the company that sold the enzymes for the Panther to process COVID?" I would also ask him who his favorite Wolverine was." — Jun 11, 2021 09:28AM
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"The point of view in this book is first person narrator. "'Ramsay,' I called out. This sentence proves that this book is in the first person because he uses the pronoun "I". He also uses the pronouns "we" and "me" often." — Apr 23, 2021 01:33PM
"The point of view in this book is first person narrator. "'Ramsay,' I called out. This sentence proves that this book is in the first person because he uses the pronoun "I". He also uses the pronouns "we" and "me" often." — Apr 23, 2021 01:33PM
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"The first sentence in my book that reveals the main conflict is on page one, and it reads: "My name is Will Robinson, and I'm in danger." This reveals that the main character is in danger. I like the way this book begins, because it hooks you with a very good topic sentence. The sentence makes you want to know how or why he is in danger, so you keep reading." — Apr 15, 2021 08:56AM
"The first sentence in my book that reveals the main conflict is on page one, and it reads: "My name is Will Robinson, and I'm in danger." This reveals that the main character is in danger. I like the way this book begins, because it hooks you with a very good topic sentence. The sentence makes you want to know how or why he is in danger, so you keep reading." — Apr 15, 2021 08:56AM
Lucas’s 2025 Year in Books
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