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When Mr. Tate criticizes Atticuss shot at the mad dog as being a little to the right he is actually suggesting .?
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Sheriff Tate's comment about Atticus shooting the mad dog a little to the right suggests that despite his reputation as a good shot, there was still room for error, emphasizing the unpredictability of situations and the need for caution and precision, as well as highlighting the danger of underestimating the threat.
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