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Which of the following is a theme that frequently appears in Anton P. Chekhov’s work? 1.
life’s meaninglessness
2. the power of love
3. destructive humor
4. emotional depth of the upper class

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A theme that frequently appears in Anton P. Chekhov's work is life's meaninglessness.

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