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way you down the road here There were strong similarities

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between the twins All right so let's cruise down the

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paragraph four right there and skin to it Then i'd

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be able to win every challenge from the roman experiences

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You might be going to college in the fifty percent

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prevented by genetics Studies done with twins separated at birth

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and raised in separate homes have shown that nevertheless being

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raised which was totally wrong We just proved that in

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the last one separately they're were strong similarities between the

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twins in many personality trades All right well let's think

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about this one It's got to be a change here

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is wrong yet again Well the key to answering the

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question is the clause that comes right before the underlined

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part right here right there right there which refers to

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the twins but doesn't explicitly say twins will need to

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clarify by putting the twins right after the kama right

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there whenever a sentence delivers this kind of set up

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The clause that follows needs to start with the subject

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It's like asking who's there after someone says knock knock

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right It's only polite Well the remaining answer choices introduced

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the noun twins a little too lately game We'll get

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rid of all of them and it should read Studies

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done with twins separated at birth and raised in separate

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homes have shown that never lets being raised separately The

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twins showed strong similarities in many personality traits yet ways 00:01:29.212 --> [endTime] mother All right that's it for shmoop

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