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She was not some doddering cliché of elderly living. She was astoundingly brave. She learned to use the Internet at age 85 so that she could send e -mails to relatives in Florida and read Frank Rich’s column online. She was "also blunt and unsentimental on the subject of death. She believed in the circle of life, and often joked that she would come back as a petuni

a. A couple of times she tried to prepare me for the possibility that I might one day discover her body in her apartment. She told me that if it happened like that—if she died quietly, peacefully, as she went about her day, or, even better, in her sleep—it would be a blessing. At the time, the idea terrified me. Now it seems like a dream.
She learned to use the Internet in order toA. be able to send e - mails to Frank Rich.B. be able to send e - mails to me.C. be able to read e - mails from relatives.D. be able to read Frank Rich onlin

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Not long ago, the American government began a plain language program, requiring all government agencies to write their new regulations in understandable language. It also encouraged them to rewrite old rules. A website was created to help government employees write everything from regulations to letters in easier- to- understand English. A website was set up to

A. write regulations in plain English for government agencies.
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