4) Note: This is an excerpt from Ulysses. This thought brings forth the Victorian tradition previously mentioned of the lovers' coded floral communiqué. With this in mind, Bloom read the letter again, murmuring here and there a word. Angry tulips with you darling man flower punish your cactus if you don't please poor forget-me-nots how I long violets to dear roses when we soon anemone meet all naughty night stalk wife Martha's perfume ( ) So uh what's in is ( )?

The correct answer to this open question is the following.

We cannot create a brochure for you, but we can gladly share the information to include so you can create your brochure.

The propaganda technique that we are going to use to create a brochure promoting one of the best spots here in the Philippines would be the "card-stacking technique."

The place we are going to promote is Boracay Island, Philippines.

The card-stacking techniques invite advertisers to only focus on the advantages or positives of a place and omit the negatives or disadvantages. So we are going to include the information that lures tourists.

So here is the information to include in the brochure.

"Welcome to Boracay, the pearl of the Philippines."

Boracay is considered to be one of the most beautiful beaches in the region. A true Pearl.

For most locals, Boracay is the "Queen of the beaches" in the Philippines because is one of the most amazing places to enjoy nature and the beautiful sea.

With more than twelve beaches in the area, Boracay is a unique island in the West Visayas area. The perfect place for people who like to rest and enjoy the moment. under the sun.

If you love aquatic activities, White Beach is the place to be.

Want your children to collect shells. There is no place like Puka Shell Beach. If you prefer adventure, get your explorer hat and visit the caves in Cagban Beach. With some luck, you will discover a treasure!

Boracay will surprise you with its great landscapes, great food, nice hotels, and lots of family activities to enjoy one of the best vacations you could ever have.

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The most challenging conflict in my life was accepting that I was never cut out to be a boy/man and that in my heart of hearts since as young as I can remember I was supposed to be a girl/woman. I was always strange for a boy. I was too emotional and never very interested in macho guy things. When I was a child like most children I just naturally gravitated to my own peer groups where I fit in and where I was with like minded persons. The unusual thing was that these groups were almost always girls or mostly girls. It is not that I did not try to play with boys or that I did not have opportunity to play with them because I did, I just did not enjoy their company at all. Things got further confusing for me because although I liked playing the games the girls played like house and barbie rather then guy things even then I was often forced into certain gender roles. I would ask "why can't I be the mommy and you be the daddy today", even amongst the closest thing I had to peers at age 6-10 there was conflict. I always had to be daddy.

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The foruth one

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"while the political process always requires some compromise, government this time intends to stay the course"

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Using the details, I see that it doesn't meantion how the political process always requires some compromise, instead showing the opposite. In the text it says, "... tax cuts..", "...jobs..", and "..lies..". Anything but that is shown in the passage. Thus, "while the political process always requires some compromise, government this time intends to stay the course" is the answer.

Hope this helps you! Good luck on your diognostic! I am so sorry if I made any mistake as I checked my answer and got this.

Teenager:"I finally get to drive today! I can't wait to drive a car and never have to ask my parent again!"

Examiner:"I hate this job", he said. "All right, lets get this over with." The examiner thought something bad was going to happen.

Teenager's Parent: "I'm so proud of my son!" she said in tears or joy. "Good luck!"

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support for modernizing the nation

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D. support for modernizing the nation

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just did this quiz and got it right! Hope this helps :D

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River should be capitalized Also boat ride should not be capitalized Grandpa should not be capitalized.

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blizzard, northeast, Brooklyn

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One of the mistakes is that "Blizzard" shouldnt be capitalized so it should be "blizzard"

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essay

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Science has revolutionized the human existence. Much of the progress that mankind has made in different fields right from the stone age to the modern age is due to the progress made in the field of science. Not only material progress but also the mental outlook of man has been influenced by it. It has made man’s life more comfortable. Agriculture, business, transport, communication and medicine to name a few are all highly indebted to the wonders science has produced.

Electricity is one of the greatest wonders of modern science. It is a source of energy. It can run any type of machinery. With the help of electricity, we can light our rooms run buses and trains, and lift water for irrigation.

The discovery and development of a large number of powerful energy sources coal, petroleum, natural gas, electricity, etc. have facilitated the growth of fast modes of transport an communication, which in turn have changed the world into a global village. Science has given man the means of travelling cars, trains, ships, etc. Man has even travelled to the moon. Faster means of transport can be utilized for sending food grains to victims of famine or epidemics across the globe, for transporting armed men for fighting in distant places.

Science has benefited agriculture too. The food production levels and quality have improved. Soil analysis, hybrid verities of crops, fertilizers, pesticides, advanced tools and machinery, improved irrigation methods, etc. have all contributed to the increase of the production of crops.

Today we have metrological satellites in outer space sending data and pictures to earth stations helping agriculture scientists find and analyses soil patterns. They also help them trace the progress of rains winds and even locusts that endanger crops. Satellites can even forewarn about natural calamities like hurricanes which cause mass destruction.

Man with the help of science, has been able to increase longevity, arrest the gradual decay of human body and control the spread of lethal diseases by making extraordinary life prolonging drugs and medicines. Diseases like tuberculosis and many kinds of cancer which were considered fatal a few decades ago are no longer incurable.

One of the biggest achievements of science is in the field of entertainment. Leisure management industry, with television shows, music concerts and films, is emerging as emerging as the largest and the most important industry in the twenty first century satellite television has made it possible for millions of people to watch sporting and entertainment events taking place in different parts of the world simultaneously.

Information technology and computer have revolutionized our lifestyle. Automation in banks and railways stations has provided relief to the public and staff alike. Ticketing and reservation have become more efficient and convenient. In medical diagnosis, computers are used to locate and investigate accurately and reservation have become more efficient convenient. In medical diagnosis, computers are used to locate and investigate accurately and precisely any abnormalities or diseases. The internet has some very useful applications in our day to day life. Mobile phones are the outcome of information technology. But at the same time it cannot be denied that the boon in many cases has turned out to be the bane. There are innumerable examples which prove that science a blessing has been turned into a curse.

Sir Alfred Nobel experience with dynamite to clear huge mountains to turn it into productive lands. But modern man uses it to kill his fellow human beings and destroy nature. It is a fact that much of the national income of a developing country is spent on acquiring latest weapons, bombs and missiles. Guns, revolvers, tanks and fighter planners’ explosives nuclear bombs, etc were invented to develop a strong security system to protect the innocent masses, but their misuse is now crushing humanity. Apart from atomic weapons man has also started stockpiling biological and chemical weapons. These weapons are equally dangerous.

Biotechnology is a great boon for fighting disease. But along with medicines lethal biological weapons have also been developed. Germs are deliberately released into the air to spread diseases. Anthrax envelopes are used for spreading terrorism.

Science has two faces good and bad. It depends on us which face we want to see. If we use the gifts of science in a positive manner with positive intention and in positive direction it will benefit the mankind, but if we misuse it, it will prove harmful to all. To save ourselves and the world as a whole from destruction, we should use the gifts of science properly.

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I wont write an essay for 5 points..but i'll give you a few points to help you out!

Warnings: We now have warnings about the enviornements saftey and how our actions as a society effects it. In theory, we can prevent many disasters.. however...

Ingnorance is bliss: Our political leaders dont do much about it. So this leaves our society in fear.

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not long ago someone was asking if they wanted to do a zoom but i forgot the account name ill try finding it if you'd like?

First cousins share a grandparent, second cousins share a great-grandparent, third cousins share a great-great-grandparent, and so on. ... Your second cousin once removed is the child (or parent) of your second cousin. And your first cousin twice removed is the grandchild (or grandparent) of your first cousin.

when your parents brother or sister has a kid they are considered your counsin and he/she is part of your family.

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Between 1933 and 1939, Jews in Germany progressively were subjected to economic boycott; the loss of civil rights, citizenship, and jobs; incarceration in concentration camps; and random violence.

Forcibly segregated from German society, some Jews turned to and expanded their own institutions and social organizations, but many chose to flee Germany. At first, the German government encouraged Jews to emigrate and placed few restrictions on what possessions they could take. Gradually, however, the Nazis sought to deprive Jews fleeing Germany of their property by levying an increasingly heavy emigration tax and by restricting the amount of money that could be transferred abroad from German banks.

By March 1938, Germany had annexed Austria (Anschluss) incorporating it into the German Reich. Nazi treatment of Jews in Austria immediately following the Anschluss was particularly brutal, and an office soon was established to facilitate the swift emigration of Austria's Jews.

Following Kristallnacht ("Night of Broken Glass"), the state-organized pogrom of November 9-11, 1938, the German government confiscated most of the remaining Jewish-owned property and entirely excluded Jews from the German economy. Emigration increased dramatically as most Jews decided that there was no longer a future for them in Germany; thus, individuals and entire families became refugees.

In 1933, close to 600,000 Jews were living in Germany and 185,000 were in Austria. By 1940, close to half of these Jews had fled to other countries. More than 100,000 German-Jewish émigrés traveled to western European countries, especially France, Belgium, and the Netherlands. Approximately 8,000 entered Switzerland and 48,000 went to Great Britain and other European countries.

About 90,000 German-Jewish refugees were able to immigrate to the United States and 60,000 to Palestine, which was then under British Mandate. An additional 84,000 German-Jewish refugees immigrated to Central and South America, and because the Japanese-controlled city of Shanghai in China did not require visas or certificates of good conduct from Jewish immigrants, 15,000-18,000 Jews found refuge there.

As the number of people fleeing Nazi persecution increased, more and more countries refused to accept refugees, and by 1939 the number of havens available to Jewish refugees dwindled. Switzerland feared that massive numbers of German Jews would cross their border, and the British government continued to restrict Jewish immigration to Palestine. Unfortunately, by 1940, emigration from Nazi Germany became virtually impossible, and in October 1941 it was officially forbidden by the German government.

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i hope it helps if not i am sorry

Answer:

Jews had to live in ghettos that were separated from the rest of the city.

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1. B N C

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Dear Tony,

Hello Tony! I had a small question to ask you. I have a skateboard that I do not use anymore because I grew out of it and I didn't find it enjoyable anymore. I used to like skateboarding but now I prefer this new hobby I found. The skateboard is a regular board, around 29 inches in length, the wheels don't have any sort of problem from them, and the board looks new. It is basically untouched besides a few scrapes it has from the front from me failing miserably to do an ollie. Anyways, I was hoping you could come over when you're free and check it out! I think you might like this skateboard since it's easy to use. Hopefully I see you here soon!

Your friend,

(Insert Name Here)

The email written to my friend will go thus:

Hi Tony,

How is the family doing? I got your last email and I was really glad that you've joined the football team. It's amazing because I know that you've always wanted to do this.

I just want to tell you that I don't enjoy my skateboard any longer. Therefore, I'm hoping you'll be interested. It's still in good condition and I'm quite sure that you'll enjoy it.

Learn more about emails on:

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Answer:

Remarry when Telemachus could grow a beard.

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heads up you should probably include the first poem!

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stronger/ or better

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Answer:

hardy is the answer, i think

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Phelps provides sufficient evidence by explaining that books enable people to connect with the great thinkers.

Explanation:

In the topic sentence which highlights a major point the author wanted to stress about books, he stated that books are one of the greatest resources available to mankind today. To support this statement he explained that one of the benefits of books is their ability to connect us with great thinkers.

Coming to think of it we see that this is true. If I read a book written by an author in a far away country, I will be able to have a glimpse of his thought processes. Thus, I can learn a thing or two from the writer and connect to him even though I am not close to him physically.

Answer:

Samantha

Explanation:

The first sentence

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for sure

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1. verbal

2. dramatic

3.situational

4. situational

5. dramatic

6. situational

7. verbal

8. situational

Explanation:

I hope they are right. I think they are.

Answer:

Juliet

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The two discuss Paris's desire to marry Capulet's daughter, Juliet. Capulet is overjoyed, but also states that Juliet not yet fourteen is too young to get married. He asks Paris to wait two years.

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B. to summarize the entire presentation

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It's C.

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The chief charm of New England was harshness of contrasts and extremes of sensibility—a cold that froze the blood, and a heat that boiled it—so that the pleasure of hating—one's self if no better victim offered—was not its rarest amusement; but the charm was a true and natural child of the soil, not a cultivated weed of the ancients. The violence of the contrast was real and made the strongest motive of education. The double exterior nature gave life its relative values. Winter and summer, cold and heat, town and country, force and freedom, marked two modes of life and thought, balanced like lobes of the brain. (5)Town was winter confinement, school, rule, discipline; straight, gloomy streets, piled with six feet of snow in the middle; frosts that made the snow sing under wheels or runners; thaws when the streets became dangerous to cross; society of uncles, aunts, and cousins who expected children to behave themselves, and who were not always gratified; above all else, winter represented the desire to escape and go free.