17. In the sixth sentence of the third paragraph (“The near-global diffusion . . . opposite effect”), the author mentions the diffusion of English primarily to (A) challenge an assumption that other arguments depend on (B) offer evidence in support of his basic thesis (C) emphasize how one phenomenon can have multiple effects (D) justify his use of one language rather than another (E) acknowledge the validity of one element of an argument he generally opposes
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