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Why were Mark Twain and other critics wary of Theodore Roosevelt's presidential style?
 
  a. They objected to his reformist philosophies.
  b. They believed he was too closely tied to the interests of Standard Oil.
  c. They felt he was a showoff and far too flamboyant.
  d. They did not like his consistent refusal to consult labor leaders.
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