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Which part of the passage is factual evidence? The 4th of July is the most important holiday of the year. It celebrates the independence of the United States, and nothing is more important than that. I also love the holiday traditions, especially because my mom's barbeque recipe is the best in the neighborhood. A. ...my mom's barbeque recipe is the best in the neighborhood. B. It celebrates the independence of the United States,... C. nothing is more important than that. D. The 4th of July is the most important holiday of the year.​

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