layering<span> is the organization of programming into separate functional components that interact in some sequential and hierarchical way, with each </span>layer<span> usually having an interface only to the </span>layer<span> above it and the </span>layer<span> below it. </span>
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Four of them. Because the rest of them, didn’t really help their argument. Which is their prerogative and the towers, the times, and Jay’s story are not matching--
Explanation: Sort of from 12:07 until 6:07, that window of time is where Jay’s story doesn’t line up with the cell phone records. And the timeline he’s giving is not lining up with the times of the cell phone calls.
The main plot points in Jay’s story have been consistent. He tells them that consistently, Jay “has always given the same story about what the defendant did where. Consistently, he tells Jennifer a consistent story, he tells police a consistent story about the defendant, he tells consistently the defendant’s involvement, the defendant’s actions on that day. He has never wavered on that point. And they were suspecting him to not be telling the truth.
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When you listen to someone tell a story, you are experiencing how they portray it, in a way. When you tell a story, you are telling people how you portray it. They are related because both have a way that someone portrays the story. Not everyone might see it the same way, so when being read to, and reading to someone, you get to experience, and have someone else experience your version. It could be the same exact story script, but if there is dialogue, different people might take it differently. People don’t always react the same way, so this is, in a way, a way to express yourself. I’m sorry this answer is so long, but I hope it helps!
