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first published serially by Pearson’s Magazine in the U.K. and by The Cosmopolitan magazine in the U.S. in 1897. The novel details a catastrophic conflict between humans and extraterrestrial “Martians.” It is considered a landmark work of science fiction, and it has inspired numerous adaptations and imitations.Hope it helpes :)

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c from california

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California

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Both sides of the fight are equally matched

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                    b. Both sides of the fight are equally matched.

The word contested means "to engage in competition to attain a position of power." And even means "equal".

Hence,  the meaning of the phrase "even-contested" suggests that the both the sides in the war are equally matched in terms of warfare.

Walt Whiteman inspired  by his experience as a nurse in the Civil War wrote this poem, it is a dramatic monologue by the speaker after the loss of his comrade during the American Civil War. The poem describes the emotional impact on the narrator as he returns to keep vigil at the place on the battlefield where his comrade lies dead.

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You should start with a defined character. Compare someone old and young and how they can both be useful and smart no matter the age, argue the opposite as well.

So lets say, Jerry and his Grandad Patrick both do art. They both managed to land their art in galleries and are very successful. They both do commisions full time and can sustain themselves without needed another job. Although Jerry and Patrick are both highly skilled artists, it took Patrick 40 extra years to completely cultivate his talent.

^This is an example of the argument you are trying to write.

Think woodworking, both a 20 year old and a 60 year old can do it. Same with cleaning.

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They feel that they can't trust the mainstream media and discount anything which people can not disprove.

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People feel that they are being led by the mainstream media and others to discount anything they don’t understand or can’t prove. They feel that they are being bullied into believing only what they have been told by authority figures, yesteryear’s scientists, and other such big-name skeptics who seem to be able to offer up anything but proof. Skeptics say that no one has seen a bigfoot in person and it’s a hoax or it’s delusion. Yet, they can’t say why people, from all walks of life would want to make up such a large hoax. Why would someone go to such lengths?

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D.

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Nourish Your Compost Heap.

Disguise an Imperfection.

Keep Air Fresh.

Make Cut Flowers Last Longer. Use it as Mulch.

Entertain Kids (or Adults) ...

Keep Driveway Deicers from Clumping.

Decorate Your Yard.

Metallurgical fuel.

Industrial fuel.

Cooking and heating fuel.

Reducing agent.

Syngas production, automotive fuel.

Pyrotechnics.

Cosmetic use of bamboo charcoal.

Carbon source.

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someone must have tried to harm by preparing to commit some morally wrong action with no prompting from others

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I sort-of-met-briefly Stephen Hawking in 1995 in England. That summer, I was doing some manuscript work as part of my M.A. research, and I was in England along with a couple other graduate students in my English Department.

While we were doing the tourist thing, we saw Hawking. He was traveling across campus with an assistant. We were immediately star-struck, and we didn’t want to be annoying by bothering him, but we did really want to meet him.

We decided we would invite him to tea, so we approached him and made our invitation.

He declined, and the assistant promptly shooed us away. The entire exchange lasted less than 12 seconds, I think.

In any case, I felt thrilled to be in the same space as this celebrity, but a little disappointed we didn’t get an actual conversation.

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You can start it off by doing.. an opening to catch the reader´s attention, you can also make the point

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Make the point about what you are writing about,

For an example,

(Firstly, Xyz did this and did that. Secondly, This changed by XYZ)

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olivier twist

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ok, that is a statement, so, what is the question?

Answer: Yes.

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The ant was saved by the dove, and when the man was trying to catch the dove (who saved the ant), the ant stung him on the foot to save the dove.

Answer: “Enforce her tyranny”

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"I am excited for our spring party before spring break!" Lisa expressed.

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i. When the doctor arrived he realized that the patient had died.

ii. We came to this city in 1987 and have lived here ever since.

iii. She went out at 10 o’clock and has not returned yet.

iv. Ever since he had the accident he has walked with a limp.

v. Work hard or you will fail.

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Humour is a gift. Stress is a major cause of most illnesses, and humour is an amazing way to relieve it

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1. no

2. yes

3. yes

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a. had gone

b. would have met

Many families decide to live in a town because it is quieter, because there are more landscapes full of nature and perhaps also, because it is cheaper than living in the middle of the city. It seems that living in a town are all advantages, But when you have a child that you have to raise and educate in the schools in the area and surrounded by people who have always lived in a town, does it really have advantages or disadvantages? Or maybe both?

Villagers get abundant opportunity to enjoy the beautiful gifts of nature.

People living in villages breathes pure air.

People living in villages are more healthier, active, and simpler in habits than the the people living in towns.

The quiet and peace of village life give opportunities for thought, study, and mental development, which are impossible in town life.

The abundance on pine air, and the more healthy conditions of life, also establishes physical health and strength as town life can never do.

Answer: a sonnet

Explanation: ‘How like a winter hath my absence been,’ is number ninety-seven of one hundred fifty-four sonnets of sonnets written.

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a social statement of pollution and redemption

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but that should help

Answer: a flashcards

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yes it is A

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C

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I think it c sorry if its wrong

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D)The author develops Squeaky’s point of view by emphasizing her thoughts and feelings about herself and the people around her.

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D. The author develops Squeaky’s point of view by emphasizing her thoughts and feelings about herself and the people around her.

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The bar graph outlines the types of transportation the young generation in Grain Britain, USA, Germany and France prefer to use to commute.

Overall, automobiles are the most preferred vehicles for commuting in these countries among the youths except for Germany where the highest proportion of youths prefer to travel by their bicycles.

The illustration shows that three-quarters of French youths use a car while a few of them prefer two-wheelers, which accounts for nearly 15% of them. The majority of young Americans choose an automobile for commuting whereas half of these young people travel by motorbike. In Great Britain, under 30% of youngsters travel by bicycle and double of this proportion travel through on autos.

Furthermore, the preference of the German youngs is very different from those of others, as more young people like to travel using a bicycle (about 45%) instead of a car (40%). The percentage of young motorcyclists is the same for France and Great Britain (exactly 10%) while this ratio is slightly higher for Germans, which is around 15%.

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Three ways in which Elizabeth Bennet shows her tremendous character by standing up for herself and staying true to her ideals in the movie are the following:

1. When Jane falls sick, Elizabeth stands up to her mother and goes to visit Jane at Bingley's house. Mrs. Bennet is only focused on marrying Jane and Bingley, but Elizabeth values Jane's health much more than marriage.

2. Elizabeth stands up to Mr. Darcy when he first proposes to her. Mr. Darcy was so sure of her acceptance that he ended up offending her family, saying their behavior and situation in life were inappropriate. Elizabeth quickly makes it clear that such words are not welcome.

3. Finally, Elizabeth stands up to Lady Catherine, Mr. Darcy's aunt, when the old woman comes to defy her. Lady Catherine tries to force Elizabeth to promise that she (Elizabeth) will never marry Mr. Darcy.

Elizabeth, however, does not comply and stays true to her belief that a marriage should happen between people who love each other.

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where is the question

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of course!  but there is no photo or nothing .

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