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I think it is supposed to be quiet not quite!

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quiet

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got the same q

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3

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he developed a less expensive method of production :)

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Thermal energy refers to several distinct physical concepts, such as the internal energy of a system; heat or sensible heat, which are defined as types of energy transfer; or for the characteristic energy of a degree of freedom in a thermal system kT, where T is temperature and k is the Boltzmann constant

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the korean alphabet is the correct answer.

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Lions can roar, while cheetahs cannot. They both live in Africa.

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Traditional

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hope its not late!!!!

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Not completely

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I like that we now have an option to wear masks. People who want to can, and those who have breathing issues don't have to. Just because it's not required doesn't mean you can't.

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I'm upset that my state is taking away the mandate. I'm wearing my mask till its all over

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Gas!Bills!PayCheCks :) expecially the gas, my mom has been complaining. Just look, its rediulouse how expensive it is!!

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B

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Gold minerals form in hot rocks in and around volcanoes. Low sulfur, gold-bearing hydrothermal fluids form when hot rocks heat ground water. An example of these low-sulfur fluids are hot springs like those at Yellowstone National Park. The ores of Round Mountain, Nevada, are typical low-sulfur deposits

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A. Tropical rain forest

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Am I right

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Capitalism is an economic system in which the means of production and distribution are privately or corporately owned. Operations are funded by profits, and not controlled by a state government. Swiss flag waving as examples of capitalism. Individual rights rule the capitalistic ideal and implementation.

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answer is salinity and is a universal solvent

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Nearly 97% of the water on Earth is unusable by humans because of its salinity. This lack of usability is due to the fact that water is a universal solvent. Thus, option (b) and (a) is correct.

Water is known as the "universal solvent" because it has the ability to dissolve more compounds than any other liquid. Throughout history, alchemists, and scientists have searched for a universal solvent, but no such chemical has ever been found.

Water is a universal solvent, which implies that it can dissolve a wide variety of chemicals, but about 97% of the water on Earth is too salty for people to use. Salts found in seawater prevent it from being drank.

As a result, the significance of the nearly 97% of the water on Earth is unusable by humans are the aforementioned. Therefore, option (b) and (a) is correct.

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Your question is incomplete, but most probably the full question was.

Nearly 97% of the water on Earth is unusable by humans because of its 1.)___. This lack of usability is due to the fact that water 2.)___.

1.

A. temperature.

B. salinity.

C. impurities.

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A. is a universal solvent.

B. expands upon freezing.

C. is transparent.

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Unemployed people are out of work for longer,a smaller share of Americans are in the labor force, and the workforce is getting more diverse.

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they were upset that they had to pay high taxes without representation to the king. they also wanted to be self-governed and make their own laws they felt they had no representation

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the second one agriculture

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It is agriculture

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A

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I hope this is it :)

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An animal plays a trick on another character.

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true

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Following two-thirds approval of each part, the final text was unanimously adopted by delegates and opened for signature on 26 June 1945; it was signed in San Francisco, United States, by 50 of the 51 original member countries.

Answer: They give the mood of uncertainty and mystery as to what the crime of Jesus was, and to the strange events that followed.

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Transcendent Order.  

Social Continuity.  

Prescription. Third,  

Prudence. Fourth,  

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he was very smart

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One century ago, Adolf Hitler fighting in the Great War. He was a good soldier — he would be promoted to the rank of corporal, be wounded two times, and be awarded six medals. And with him during the war he had the writings of philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer.

The image of Hitler reading Schopenhauer is startling, as one popular depiction of Hitler is of a semi-literate, semi-sane outlier who somehow lucked and manipulated his way to power in Germany. Certainly after the devastation of World War Two and the horrors of the Holocaust, it’s tempting to think that those who caused them must be close to crazy and to dismiss the possibility that educated people could be responsible.

But if we are going to fully understand the causes of National Socialism and other horrors, we have to consider an unsettling possibility: Maybe those who commit them, like Hitler and his accomplices, can be highly intelligent, well educated, and think of themselves as noble idealists.

Also according to Kubizek, Hitler was registered with three libraries in Linz, Austria after the war, and spent much of his time in Vienna in the Hapsburgs’ court library. “Books were his world.”

The phenomenon of bookish young men and women becoming activists for political violence is not rare. Consider these geographically varied examples:

* Pol Pot, the genocidal dictator in Cambodia, was an indifferent student but received part of his education in Paris and upon his return to Cambodia taught French literature and history at a private college.

* Abimael Guzmán, leader of Peru’s Shining Path terrorist group, wrote a dissertation on Kant and became a professor of philosophy at a Peruvian university.

* Osama bin Laden — who was a university graduate with a degree in civil engineering — read the works of theologian Seyyid Qutb. At university in Saudi Arabia, bin Laden attended regularly the lectures of Muhammad Qutb, who was his brother Seyyid’s translator and editor as well as professor of Islamic Studies.

* And Josef Goebbels attended five of the best universities in Germany and received his Doctor of Philosophy degree from the University of Heidelberg.

Las respuestas correctas para estas preguntas abiertas son las siguientes.

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¿Qué consecuencias puede traer para la población civil que se encuentra en la Franja de Gaza?

Aunque no especificas con respecto a qué, pueden ser esas consecuencias para los habitantes de la Franja de Gaza, vamos a suponer que la comparación es con respecto a la violencia que se vive a diario en esa zona del Medio Este.

De hecho, la Franja e Gaza, es una de las zonas más conflictivas en el Medio Oriente debido a las disputas territoriales ancestrales entre Israel y Palestina.

Actualmente gobernada por el grupo extremista Hamas, la franja es un "polvorín," lo que significa que es un lugar lleno de conflictos y que ha sido sede de agresiones, disparos, enfrentamientos armados y hasta actos terroristas.

2. Consulta cuáles son los nuevos tigres asiáticos y su influencia en el comercio e industrialización,

Los nuevos Tigres Asiáticos son Taiwán, Hong Kong, Corea del Sur, y Singapur. Estos cuatro países oriéntales han sido sumamente exitosos en los últimos 20 años, básicamente en el comercio internacional. Su desarrollo industrial de finales de la década de los 90 y hasta el 2015, fue de lo más impresionante y dominaron los mercados internacionales.

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A.

Hope that helps! We are learning this unit in history!

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