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23 May, 16:51

Which inference about Oona is supported by details in these sentences? She is an avowed dog-lover, and cannot stand to see them beaten. She is secretly aligned with Ivan the Terrible. She used to live at the great fort with Ivan and the Russians. She values things more if she has personally witnessed them.

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