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Compare And Contrast The Images Of The Second Towers
The images have a lot of similarities and differences. Some similarities are that all of the images have state abbreviations on them. The columns are representing states. There are at least five towers or statues in each image, standing together as a group. In all of the images, the towers are leaning on each other. That means that they are depending on each other.

In the first image, one tower fell over and smoke was coming off the top. In the second one, the second tower had also fallen over. That can symbolize that the towers are leaning on each other and if one falls, the others will be affected. In the last image it the text says that if the foundation is strong then it can be saved. That means that if the country is fair and has a strong
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