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How did American director D. W. Griffith use film editing to better express narrative content and increase the viewer's feeling of involvement in a movie?

▸ by assembling several shots taken from different angles

▸ by creating visual effects with time-lapse photography

▸ by using the Kuleshov effect to influence emotional responses

▸ by combining a number of brief shots with related content

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