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English, 19.01.2021 21:40, ella3714

Michael thumbed through yet another magazine and smiled to himself while he waited for his turn to see Doctor Williams. Which replacement for the underlined phrase best conveys a feeling of boredom?
A.
rehearsed what he would say
B.
read an interesting article
C.
talked to the woman beside him
D.
couldn't help but fidget

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