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The next statement was taken from an article published by The Guardian on the Taliban's return to power in Afghanistan. How would you report it?
Parwana said: "Women here feel like everything is finished for them."
A Parwana wondered whether or not everything was finished for Afghan women.
B Parwana denied that women felt like everything was finished for them.
C Parwana affirmed that women felt like everything was finished for them.
D Parwana asked if women felt like everything was finished for them.
E Parwana felt like everything was finished for her.

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Para responder a essa pergunta, precisamos analisar a declaração de Parwana e como ela pode ser reportada de forma precisa. A frase original é: "Women here feel like everything is finished for them." Isso indica que Parwana está afirmando que as mulheres se sentem assim, não está questionando ou negando essa sensação. Vamos analisar as alternativas: A) Parwana wondered whether or not everything was finished for Afghan women. - Esta opção sugere que Parwana está se perguntando, o que não é o caso. B) Parwana denied that women felt like everything was finished for them. - Esta opção é incorreta, pois Parwana não está negando a afirmação. C) Parwana affirmed that women felt like everything was finished for them. - Esta opção é correta, pois reflete a afirmação de Parwana. D) Parwana asked if women felt like everything was finished for them. - Esta opção sugere que Parwana está fazendo uma pergunta, o que não é o caso. E) Parwana felt like everything was finished for her. - Esta opção muda o foco para a própria Parwana, o que não é o que a frase original diz. Portanto, a alternativa correta é: C) Parwana affirmed that women felt like everything was finished for them.

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