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The primary purpose of the passage is to solidify the claim that Internet is equal to everyone, without regards for physical boundaries or social strata. The author cites several examples: the first one is Zhu Ling's case in which Zhu suffered from mysterious disease and was gravely damaged. One of her friends used the nascent avenue of Internet to ask for the reason and finally got the answer. Recently, Internet sleuths warm the topic with search tools to find Zhu's roommate, who was suspicious for the poisoning but got off unpunished because of her well-connected family; the second one is about a detective using falsified evidence and bad witness through his career; the third one is about an embarrassment, during which Browne told a kidnapped boy's family that the boy had been dead; the third one is a non-crime one that a professor used his method to prove ABC conjecture, putting his article on the Internet, but nobody could understand him.
(4)1:24,The primary purpose of the passage is to illustrate the author's point that men who alienate himself to be slave for others cannot be said to own rights; actually people living under the sovereign of a king get nothing.
(5)2:10,The primary purpose of the passage is to substantiate that a person has no rights after being sold; thus treating the person as a people and the person bought the people as the government, we know that we cannot tolerate an arbitrary government and that people should have position to accept or reject the government.
(6)5:45,The primary purpose of the passage is to discuss the wine culture which the author once thought barbaric and then explored why it was tolerated. The author used metaphors to illustrate how rude the behavior of the waiter was. Also, he analyzed how the customers and hosts would feel being treated by so. Moreover, he listed several reasons led to such problems, including the price of wine. Finally, he believed the behavior could be stopped, citing an example of a lady refusing to attend an invitation. |
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