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I believe genocide is used correctly because there was a mass murder of Armenians, so the word genocide fits. It is appropriate in this context because it accurately describes the situation the billboard is referring to. The word genocide in this context, and how its shown, evoke anger and grief, which fit considering it's talking about a mass murder of a group of people.

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I believe fallacy is used correctly in this article because the article is talking about commonly believed untruths in arguments. It is appropriate in this manner because it is used in a way that helps describe that the things that the article talks about are commonly believed to be true, when they are not. It invokes curiosity because many people like to hear or find out things that they always thought were true, and question if they really are.

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I believe elucidate is used correctly in this article because the article is talking about finding out causes of infertility and miscarriages, and to elucidate is to find out. It is appropriate because it is just another word for find out, which is what the author is trying to convey happened. It invokes curiosity as well, as when someone finds out something, usually people question it or want to know what it is.

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I believe that jargon is used correctly in this context because the article is talking about slang that American announcers are using. Jargon is basically slang for a certain topic, and this article talks about how announcers from America and Canada have different jargon for situations. It is used appropriately in the context because jargon fits in with talking about differences in slang.

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I believe that lethargy is used both incorrectly and correctly in this context. It is correct because someone could be in a state of lethargy after an activity, but it is incorrect because someone can't be in a "frenzy of lethargy" because the words frenzy and lethargy contradict each other. A frenzy is a period of excitement and lethargy is unusual lack of energy so using them together doesn't make a lot of sense. It is not used appropriately in this context because the other words in the sentence contradict it. It does evoke sadness though because usually people can relate to being lethargic and it is usually coincide with sadness and boredom and is generally not a nice state to be in.