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In "If" a poem by Rudyard kipling, How does the repetition of "Or Being lied about, don't deal in lies, / or being hated, don't give way to hating." most contribute to the poem's overall meaning ?
A. It highlights how fearful the speaker is about his son's future,
B. It highlights how unlikely it is that the speaker's son will become a proper adult.
C. It emphasizes how much the speaker's son must do in order to become a man,
D. It suggests that the speaker's advice is not necessary for his son to become a
man.
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