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The historian's account is admirably _____; she draws on letters, court records, and newspaper archives that previous scholars had overlooked.
Which word best completes the text?
The historian's account is admirably _____; she draws on letters, court records, and newspaper archives that previous scholars had overlooked.
Which word best completes the text?
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