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The "moment" in Atwood's poem can best be described as a. setting new goals. c. fleeting time. b. a vision. d. an important insight.

The "moment" in Atwood's poem can best be described as a. setting new goals. c. fleeting time. b. a vision. d. an important insight.
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The "moment" in Atwood's poem can best be described as

a. setting new goals.
c. fleeting time.
b. a vision.
d. an important insight.

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User Alexei Artsimovich
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D - lasting and profound

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User SiN
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I'm going to say... D) An important insight.
It sounds right.
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User Milan Pansuriya
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