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According to the passage, why does Suzuki believe parents can no longer say things like, "Everything's going to be all right"?

According to the passage, why does Suzuki believe parents can no longer say things like, "Everything's going to be all right"?
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According to the passage, why does Suzuki believe

parents can no longer say things like, "Everything's
going to be all right"?

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because their actions do not match their words

because she cries at night

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User Chustar
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Answer:

b

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i took the assignment already

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