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How do the two examples differ in their approach to similar subject matter? A. Example 1 discusses proper weightlifting posture in a detached
and scientific way, while Example 2 connects to the reader's emotions by showing a real-life weightlifter in action.

B. Example 2 uses a computer-generated image to inspire weight
lifters, while Example 1 relies on the written word of an injured person to build morale.

C. Example 1 offers a personal story to stress how improper technique can cause bodily harm, while Example 2 shows what the
proper technique should be.

D. Example 2 triggers the reader's feelings by showing a person
suffering, while Example 1 relies on an explanation of different muscle groups affected by improper weight training.

How do the two examples differ in their approach to similar subject matter?

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