Conditioning! This has to be it the others seem unrelated. Terribly worded question.
EXAMPLE LETTER: (FILL IN THE BLANK)
[Your name]
[Your address]
[Your telephone number]
[Date]
[Name of manufacturer]
[Manufacturer’s address]
Dear Manufacturer:
I believe that my vehicle is a “lemon” under [state name]’s lemon law. I am hereby making a written demand for a [refund/replacement] because the vehicle does not conform to the warranty.
I purchased a [make, model, year of vehicle] on [date] from [name of dealership] in [city, state]. Since buying the vehicle, I have had to return it to the dealership a total of [number] times. My vehicle has been out of service for repairs for a total of [number of calendar days] calendar days.
My vehicle has been in [authorized dealership] on the following dates for repair of the following defects:
[date in/out] [list problems]
I am currently having the following problems with my vehicle:
[list current problems]
Sincerely,
[Your name]
HOW TO:
- Write your contact information in the upper left corner.Include your name, address, and telephone number. Add the date that you are writing the letter.
- Write the name and address of the manufacturer.You can find that information in your owner’s manual or online. Ensure that you use the address designated for warranty claims.
- Include the name of your state and your demand.Let the manufacturer know where you live. Also tell them whether you are demanding a refund or a replacement vehicle.
- Identify your vehicle and where you bought it. Tell the manufacturer the make, model, and year of your vehicle. Also note the purchase date, along with the dealership’s name and location. Make sure to include the number of times you’ve taken your vehicle in for repair and the number of days it has been out of service.
- List your vehicle’s repair dates and problems. Include the name of the dealership where you have had your vehicle repaired. Then, list the dates you took the car in, the dates, you got it back, and the problems you reported.
- State your vehicle’s current problems.Whether your car is having a single issue or a series of unrelated problems, it’s important to list them. Then, add your signature to the letter.
Explanation:
The greatest villain to appear on movie screens this summer isn't a serial killer, terrorist or giant monster. It's sugar.
How evil a villain is it? According to the new documentary "Fed Up" (opening May 9 in select cities), sugar -- currently added to 80 percent of processed foods on U.S. store shelves -- is responsible for America's rising obesity rate, which is occurring despite the tremendous emphasis placed on exercise and portion control for those who are overweight.
Of most concern is the increase in cases of obesity and Type-II diabetes among children, for whom early-onset diabetes was virtually unknown just a few years ago. And if current rates continue, by 2050, one in three Americans will have diabetes.
go to https://www.cbsnews.com/amp/news/documentary-fed-up-with-rising-childhood-obesity/
Answer:
False
Explanation: a disease can make people this way
Answer:
she is stressed cause she is pregant
stress
labor or losing the baby
stress and anexinty nervous
Explanation:
