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How can installations work as community-building tools? A. By encouraging people to stay inside to work on their own writing

O B. By highlighting people's individual thoughts and experiences about

art

O C. By taking people's cars away so that they have to take the train or

bus

D. By giving people a sense of belonging through a shared

experience

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