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Often, the fame of a certain artist seems to have come out of nowhere
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Often, the fame of a certain artist seems to have come out of nowhere when in fact his renown is the product of___________.
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| A. polarization |
| B. accolade |
| C. accretion | D. hedonism | E. hubris |
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Often, the fame of a certain artist seems to have come out of nowhere when in fact his renown is the product of___________.
The sentence says that it is the often case that the fame is sudden, but in fact his renown is the product of something that is accumulated through time.
Accretion only fits here.
Answer C
The sentence says that it is the often case that the fame is sudden, but in fact his renown is the product of something that is accumulated through time.
Accretion only fits here.
Answer C
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