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Paine's use of phrases such as "little remains," "relationship expires," and "quarrel over" suggest that his purpose is to
evoke a war between Britain and the colonies
repair the relationship between Britain and the colonies
inspire the colonies to progress without British support
evoke a war between Britain and the colonies
address British issues within the colonies

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Thomas Paine's phrases in 'Common Sense' emphasize tensions and independence from Britain.


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Thomas Paine's use of phrases such as "little remains" and "relationship expires" in Common Sense suggests that his purpose is to evoke tensions between Britain and the colonies by emphasizing the deteriorating connection. These phrases highlight the irreparable nature of the relationship and urge the colonies to envision a future independent from British influence.


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