How could a writer best paraphrase this idea without losing the formal tone?
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A. Tyson got to prove everyone wrong when they finally realized that
Pluto wasn't really a planet.
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B. You would think Tyson was the devil or something for saying Pluto
wasn't a planet, but then the other guys finally gave in.
O
C. Tyson was treated with anger by the press until Pluto was
officially recognized as Dwarf Planet.
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D. Who can believe that it took six years before the haters woke up
and stopped acting like Pluto was a planet.

The best paraphrase that a writer can do with the idea and also without losing the formal tone is that Tyson was treated with anger by the press until Pluto was officially recognized as Dwarf Planet. Hence, Option C is correct.

Who was Tyson?

There are two famous personalities that share the same surname that is Tyson. One is a boxer and the other one is a professional researcher. Here it is about one who is a professional researcher and his full name is Neil deGrasse Tyson.

Tyson's area of interest in the research is in the structure of the Milky Way, the formation and demolition of stars, galaxies, dwarf galaxies, and many more. Along with his friend, he had a great contribution in bringing popularity to the concepts and discoveries related to astrophysical. In fact, he is the one who initially suggested that Pluto is a dwarf planet.

Thus, Option C is correct.

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Complete excerpt is given below:

Pluto was formally downgraded from Planet to Dwarf Planet, thereby helping to diffuse the negative attention that I, and the Rose Center, had been receiving for six years running.