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A breakthrough discovery is often celebrated for its potential to make a significant impact.
(1) its potential to revolutionize the industry – aligns well with the positive nature of a breakthrough discovery.
(2) its superficial appeal to the public – irrelevant to the importance of a scientific breakthrough.
(3) the controversies it stirred in the media – not typically a reason for celebration unless specified.
(4) the large number of patents it generated – a possible outcome, but the emphasis is on innovation here.
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