Outline two features of a Shakespearean sonnet that you can identify

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revise your thesis statement, provide more evidence and add transition words and phrases

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"Entrepreneurship is against nationalism"

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to include someone or  something to a group or activity

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The Stone Soup is a European folk story in which hungry strangers convince the people of a town to each share a small amount of their food in order to make a meal that everyone enjoys, and exists as a moral regarding the value of sharing. In varying traditions, the stone has been replaced with other common inedible objects, and therefore the fable is also known as axe soup, button soup, nail soup, and wood soup.

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there are no phrases tho

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yes strong message

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Lizabeth, her brother and friends throw rocks and sing the witch song to Miss Lottie. Lizabeth hears her father crying and that upsets her

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Explanation:   try to persuade him to vote for Thomas Jefferson over Aaron Burr.

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it would affect her brain power

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of the hundred dreses whic below on the anser

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his personal struggle with how to handle Mitchell.

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A character vs Self-conflict is a type of struggle a character experiences within himself. The character in this instance struggles with self-doubt, his inability to achieve something, or an issue of morality. Paul in this excerpt experiences this kind of conflict because he is unhappy due to his inability to handle Mitchell.

This represents his personal struggle which upsets him. We are able to know about this self-conflict that Paul experiences through his conversation with Cassie.

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his personal struggle with how to handle Mitchell.

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Technically, a snack is any portion of food that is consumed between the traditional three meals: breakfast, lunch and dinner. We often think of snacks as smaller in portion size than a meal. But as eating patterns have evolved over time, the line between what and when something is a snack or a meal has blurred.

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advocacy is the ability to speak-up for yourself and the things that are important to you. Self-advocacy means you are able to ask for what you need and want and tell people about your thoughts and feelings.

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dear diary, time : ABC pm

today was a wonderful day.today was my first day of summer camp.on first week they had decided to teach us swimming.As I was knowing swimming already it was easy for me.seeing this my teacher was very happy. I made many friends there and I have also thought them swimming. many of children in this knew swimming so our teacher decided to take a swimming race test. I was also part of that race. and I was so happy I reached first and I won.many of them who became my friend congratulated me.after getting out of pool we changed our clothes we all had some refreshments and then back to our homes it was such amazing day.I enjoy alot there.such awesome day with some special friends.goodbye diary it's time to bed and I'm feeling tired and sleepy.good night

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essay about nepals favorite festival which is celebrate with1 to 5 days

Answer: dababy beat box

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Shakespeare's purpose is the one stated in option D:

D. He includes the wedding to Paris to add another complication so that the readers will be in suspense as the play unwinds.

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A story, be it a novel or a play, is made of complications and conflicts. If everything happened smoothly and in accordance to the characters' plans, there would be no reason to tell the story. It would be boring.

That is why Shakespeare introduces yet another complication in the already so complicated plot of "Romeo and Juliet". As we know, the two fall in love in spite of their families being mortal enemies. They cannot be together publicly, and even have to marry in secret. Life is already tough on these two, and then there comes Paris saying he wants to marry Juliet and her father planning their wedding. This has the audience throwing their hands in the air in frustration and anxiety. Will those two lovebirds never catch a break? What will happen now? The suspense builds.

Yes, by giving them opportunities and guidance to help themselves. Not by giving them charity, which is often more harmful than withholding help.

People are poor for various reasons. It may be due to trauma or crisis impoverishing them (natural disasters, serious accidental injury, death of a bread winner in the family, serious illness, disability, birth of a child with significant special needs, etc.). It may be due to being born into poverty and deprived of opportunity. Or it may simply be due to making poor life choices. The last is probably the most common in developed countries, but it must be remembered - with compassion and empathy - that a person who makes bad choices may never have had the opportunity to learn how to make good choices. Also, sometimes there just aren’t any good choices available! It can be a case of bad, worse, or terrible!

We are all morally obliged to help those who suffer because of natural disaster or genuine crisis if we are able. We are morally obliged to help those who are deprived of fair opportunity. And to the extent that we are able, we should help those who make poor choices by offering guidance to understand the cause of their poverty and how to improve their situation. We are morally obliged to do what we can to ensure the poor have access to reasonable opportunities to lift themselves up. If they reject opportunities or guidance, however, our obligation ends. We are not obliged to bash heads against brick walls, and we are certainly not obliged to offer handouts to people who don’t make reasonable efforts to help themselves. Nor are we obliged to place ourselves or our loved ones at risk of becoming poor by extending help to others.

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While helping needy countries is admirable, it is not required. Many contend that it is morally required of inhabitants of wealthy countries to assist citizens of poor countries.

Inhabitants are defined as one who frequently, routinely, or continuously resides in a given space. Behavior, appearance, social relations, or a discussion topic are all examples of social inhibition. Social assessment worries, social anxiety, social avoidance, and withdrawal are related processes that address social inhibition.

It has been asserted, everyone has a moral duty to stop harm from happening when doing so wouldn't put oneself in danger. It is obvious that starving causes suffering and death. It is also obvious that small financial sacrifices made by citizens of wealthy countries can stop a great deal of hunger-related pain and death.

Thus, while helping needy countries is admirable, it is not required. Many contend that it is morally required of inhabitants of wealthy countries to assist citizens of poor countries.

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Answer- Frustration with the manager

Frustration with the manager, no recognition among colleagues, and a dislike for the black and white uniform made Kimmy resign the job.

because she was frustrated with her manager

Hi. Although you have submitted a text, you have not submitted any questions related to it, which makes it impossible for me to give you an answer. However, I will try and help by showing you what this text means.

The text presented is part of an Iroquois legend about the formation of the world. According to the Iroquois, the daughter of the goddess Sky Woman gives birth to two twins. One of these twins was responsible for goodness and light and therefore, created all the good things we know about planet earth, such as nature, animals and other good elements. On the other hand, the other twin was responsible for representing evil and created the bad elements of the earth such as plagues and diseases that harm living beings. The two brothers try all the time to fight each other's creations and that's why there is an eternal struggle between light and darkness, order and chaos.

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Structure is extremely important for a story, play, and many more things. Structure provides a backbone for the plot, setting, characters and all elements of the story. Simply put, structure is the glue of a story and what puts everything together to make sense. Without structure, the story or play will be hard for readers to understand and will make it difficult to convey emotions and feel of the story/play.

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b)  King Edwin has strongly questioned his own faith.

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Got it right on quiz

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During the fire, Marteney’s experience helped her keep calm (escape) and save the boy

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young

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he caterpillar stage can be compared to the infancy through preteen period in a human's life. ... Children are nurtured by their parents and given what they need to grow just as the adult butterfly gives its caterpillar the food it needs. During this stage,the caterpillar forms a cocoon around itself.

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Eat Ice cream and Have a spa day

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eat cream i think

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Answer: Yes, you can change as a person. You can change how you look through cosmetic surgery, how you act, and sometimes how you feel.

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