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In the book Death of a Salesman what can be inferred from the line, "He's liked, he's just not well-liked (33)"?
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In the book Death of a Salesman what can be inferred from the line, "He's liked, he's just not well-liked (33)"?
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In the book Death of a Salesman what can be inferred from the line, "He's liked, he's just not well-liked (33)"?
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In the Book Death of a salesman we can infer that the person they are taking about has qualities that are beneficial for communicating and having positive relations with others. They also have some negative qualities that turn people away because they are unpleasant and not sought for.
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