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Part A: What does the word "gripe" most closely mean as it is used in paragraph 1? Part B: Which phrase from the paragraph BEST supports the answer to Part A?
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Every four years, when we Americans set out to elect our president, we complain about our electoral system. We gripe that it’s more complicated than the Rubik’s cube; it takes too much time; it’s too expensive; and it is unfair. And, in fact, it is all of the above.

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