I believe the answer is "D. <span>Wiesel is showing how widespread the effects of indifference are."</span>
The answer is B. Some monitoring, such as video surveillance in many businesses, including banks and retail stores, is to be expected as necessary in order to provide security for the businesses.
This sentence is very long and has many excess or filler words that aren't necessary for the reader's understanding of the sentence. The other sentences are more concise and maintain a stronger focus, which is how you would revise this sentence to get rid of the wordiness.
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Answer: partnerships
Explanation: General partnerships are easy and inexpensive to form because they rarely require any specific filings. Most importantly, general partnerships offer the least amount of personal liability protection. Owners/Partners are personally liable for business debts.
Answer:
It is an infinitive functioning as a noun.
Explanation:
I took the test and got a 100 , also it is an infintive functioning as a noun because "to + verb" = infintive and to begin is a nominal (noun) infinitive -- it acts as a noun. :)
Some example would be To travel the world would be my dream come true
My goal is to skydive over the Grand Canyon
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brainly.com/question/7676293Martin Luther King uses the image of a festering boil in order to convince the church of the need to bring the injustice of racism to light. Perhaps the most important aspect of the metaphor, along with the ugliness and toxicity of both a boil and racism, is the fact that to open a boil is a painful and scary process. Just as it is easier in the short term to let a boil stay untouched, due to its sensitivity, the church did not want to address the issue of racial injustice due to the uproar and it would cause in its communities.
Dr. King uses figurative language to compare the pus-flowing ugliness of a popped boil to the violence and disorder that must arise from facing the problem of race relations head on. In doing so, he both addresses the toxicity and ugliness of racism in society, and also the need to go through the painful experience of bringing it to light.
