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English, 14.07.2021 20:50, calibaby1220

Which evidence from the passage supports the author's bias that going paperless is better than using the USPS? Select one:
O a. ... more financial statements, bills, and the checks that follow them have become digital every year.
O b. Most Americans pay at least one bill each month online.
Ос. the paper bill paper check, and paper bank statement are becoming fossils of a bygone age.
Od Interestingly, the volume of mail that is considered advertising has held steady.

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