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The passage most clearly implies that Nick, the narrator, believes: A. Gatsby is guilty of murder. B. Gatsby is hiding his true background. C. Gatsby is taking part in illegal a…

The passage most clearly implies that Nick, the narrator, believes: A. Gatsby is guilty of murder. B. Gatsby is hiding his true background. C. Gatsby is taking part in illegal a…
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The passage most clearly implies that Nick, the narrator, believes:

A. Gatsby is guilty of murder.
B. Gatsby is hiding his true background.
C. Gatsby is taking part in illegal activities.
D. Gatsby never studied at Oxford

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b

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