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the answer is A is reliable, B is unreliable, C is reliable

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Which of the following is an example of public speaking?

>> Public speech is the ability to speech or act face to face in public or in an audience.

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- Happy Holidays! -

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Dear uncle I hope my letter will give you a great sprits and health. I made it I finally graduated after long hour of studying my hard work finally paid off. I am one step closer to my dreams.

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D

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Answer: E is correct

Explanation: She said that she wanted his lollipop, so this shall suffice.

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The event continued at her school and in a new city.

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the event continued at her school and in another city

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A

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Yes he is a covetous person. The word covetous means having or showing a great desire to possess something belonging to someone else.

Covetous, greedy, acquisitive, grasping, and avaricious are adjectives that describe someone who has a strong desire for things, particularly material things. Covetous connotes an excessive desire, frequently for another person's goods.

excessive desire for something, especially something that is someone else's property I can't help but glance longingly at my neighbor's brand-new Porsche. jealous She is attending the concert, and it makes me so envious.

"An unquenchable desire for worldly gain" is what covetousness is. The unquenchable desire to find fulfillment, meaning, and purpose in things rather than in God is known as covetousness. Covetousness is the mother of and a gateway to many other sins. Adultery results from desiring the wife of another man.

Thus, Yes he is a covetous person.

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Trevor’s devout, fearless, and independent mother. The unwanted middle child of Temperance and Frances Noah, she moves from Soweto to the Xhosa homeland in her teenage years, where she works on the family farm and starves. She then decides to train as a secretary even though black women are excluded from secretary jobs during apartheid. When she manages to get work, she secretly moves to a downtown white neighborhood of Johannesburg, where a white man named Robert rents her a room. She convinces Robert to have a child with her (Trevor) and then manages to hide him his entire childhood by keeping him inside or pretending that she is his family maid so that they can be seen together in public. She is dedicated to showing Trevor the possibilities that seem out of reach for someone of their family’s class status, not to mention race, in South Africa—she does this by encouraging to read voraciously, teaching him English as a first language, and taking him on trips. However, she is also a devoted proponent of “tough love,” beating Trevor to teach him lessons about the world’s ruthlessness toward men of color. She is a staunch believer in prayer and takes Trevor to three different churches every Sunday in their secondhand Volkswagen Beetle. During Trevor’s childhood, she manages to move to the colored suburb of Eden Park and then, after briefly living in her husband Abel’s garage in an ill-fated attempt to save his auto repair business, to the white suburb of Highlands North, where they are the only black people besides the white families’ maids. Her relationship with Abel is tumultuous: she insists on her independence, which infuriates him, and his abusiveness worsens over time until she leaves him and he attempts to murder her. Trevor dedicates Born a Crime to his mother, his “teammate” in life, because she has served as the foundation for all his accomplishments, not only by teaching him to think for himself and dream of the kinds of success usually reserved for whites during apartheid, but also by modeling that attitude and success when the odds were stacked against her.

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I spoke to Trevor Noah, host of the Emmy and Peabody Award-winning program The Daily Show on Comedy Central, about his new book entitled Born a Crime: Stories from a South African Childhood. Noah talks about what he learned from his childhood struggles, why being an immigrant has it’s pros and cons, why he doesn’t feel like he has to surpass Jon Stewart’s legacy, why millennials want the same things as older generations and his best career advice to you.

Born in South Africa to a black South African mother and a white European father, Noah has hosted numerous television shows including South Africa’s music, television and film awards, the South African Comedy Festival and two seasons of his own late night talk show, Tonight with Trevor Noah. He made his U.S. television debut in 2012 on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and has also appeared on Late Show with David Letterman, becoming the first South African stand-up comedian to appear on either late night show. Noah recently debuted his one-hour stand-up special, Trevor Noah: Lost in Translation, on Comedy Central.

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The Major Themes in an Occurrence at Owl Creek Bridge by Ambrose Bierce. The theme of An Occurrence At Owl Creek Bridge by Ambrose Bierce is courage is not the absence of fear but rather the acceptance of it. The second theme of this story is that time is fluid.

The school suspended Tinker and her classmates for wearing the armbands. They were only allowed back in school after they removed the black armbands.

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(2) Does Tom play the guitar? - Yes, he does.

(3) What did Alice do this time? - She got in trouble at school.

(4) What did Mr and Mrs Payne do over the summer? - They spent timw together at the beach.

(5) What did Matt and Celine do for the holidays? - Matt and Celine went Christmas shopping together.

(6) What did Gary put on? - Gary put on his socks and shoes.

(7) What did you do for your project? - I made a poster.

(8) Why do you sit at a computer desk? - I prefer this desk over the school desks.

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complex sentence

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true

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No, Charley will never go back to the third-level ticket-counter to purchase tickets for himself and his wife to Galesburg because his imagination was third-level.

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Answer: Internet              

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Answer:humen or computer

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Both blindness and low vision have to deal with a lack of vision. However, blindness constitutes no vision or sight entirely, while low vision has some eyesight, but ultimately deforms the quality of life.

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persuade

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The five new words by adding prefixes to the given words are; outdistance, high jump, bullhorn, crossbow, and whirlwind.

A prefix is a string of letters that is appended to the start of a word. Prefixes alter a word's meaning. They can convey repetition, indicate opinion, or make a term negative.

Prefixes are syllables or groups of syllables that are added to the beginning of a word or a root word stem in order to change the meaning of the word.

Prefixes allow for the emergence of new words that are universally understood and increase the complexity of the English language. In order to create new words, prefixes are frequently added to the base, or root, of preexisting words in English.

To produce a new term with a different meaning, the prefix (pre- = before) is put in front of the underlying word. For instance, the word dislike is the opposite of like if the prefix dis- is added.

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advice, counsel , support, help

Answer: Middle English was from 1100 AD to 1500 AD or, in other words, from late 11th century to late 15th century. Modern English was from 1500 AD till the present day, or from late 15th century to the present.

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For questions like these, I would recommend being careful with the word "different." In many schools of thought, if A and B are different, they are not the same; and if A and B are the same, they are not different. Merely using the word as an adjective on the object could force us to answer "no." However, reading your question, you aren't interested in "A and B are different" you are interested in "A and B have different properties," which is a more nuanced question. Just moving the word "different" around can change the answer, when you get down into questions like these

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The Midsummer night's play is about Four Athenians run away to the forest only to have Puck the fairy make both of the boys fall in love with the same girl.

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