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In the context of Passage A, the event described in the second paragraph (lines 26–45) most nearly serves to:

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Based on the passage, who would most fully endorse the claim that lawns are particularly valuable for creating wide-open areas of green space that foster a feeling of community?

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The passage author describes the conversation between Native filmmakers and Sundance executives as “wavering” (line 22) primarily to make clear that, up to that point, the meeting had:

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