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Elusive means difficult to grasp, find, or understand. I. This statement uses "elusive" accurately. Happiness is often described as intangible and challenging to pin down, making it fit the definition of elusive. II. The scientist's pursuit of a subatomic particle, which are notoriously difficult to study and observe, also aligns with the meaning of elusive. III. References to classical mythology can be subtle and require background knowledge. However, "elusive" might not be the strongest choice here. "Allusive" or "indirect" might be more appropriate to describe these references.
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