Fill in the blanks with correct degree of comparison: The Albatross can fly than any other bird over long distances.

According to the passage, Jackie Robinson had felt uneasy about the opening day of the world series because of his skin color. More specifically, most people did not accept him due to him being a black African American man. (Paragraph 3): "It hadn't been easy. Some of my own teammates refused to accept me because I was black. I had been forced to live with snubs and rebuffs and rejections. Within the club, Mr. Rickey had put down rebellion by letting my teammates know that anyone who didn't want to accept me could leave." Furthermore, he was also uneasy because there were people that were threatening him with harming Robinson and his family physically, and even racial slurs shouted out to him every once in a while, to the point where he couldn't handle it anymore by stating that the hate mail kept on piling up. "But the problems within the Dodgers club had been minor compared to the opposition outside. It hadn't been that easy to fight the resentment expressed by players on other teams, by the team owners, or by bigoted fans screaming "n." The hate mail piled up. There were threats against me and my family and even out-and-out attempts at physical harm to me."

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