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reference points for the discussion, which follows Shakespeare's Sonnet 18: ... In 
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penning, we ask whether you agree with the couplet's conclusion. ... And often is 
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Question: In his 18th, Shakespeare asks, "Shall I compare thee to" this
Answer: A summer\'s day