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Verb: Lost
Predicate: In this society of ours.
Yes because it has a subject which is both of the candidates and a verb that begins to explain what they are doing or normally do. They radiate confidence on camera.
"Both of the candidates" can be replaced with the word "they" and that may help you when deciding what is considered a complete sentence.
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Before the noun in the sentence.
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- 'Physical tension and relaxation exercises, simple movement exercises, and various vocal exercises.'
Explanation:
The actors are required to go through various exercises apart from intellectual learning or exercise in order to prepare themselves before leading the stage. These various exercises include the 'physical tension and relaxation' exercises that would help them relieve from the physical stress they carry while performing and help them present their roles more effectively while 'simple movement' exercises would aid them to perform the actions constructively and smoothly on stage and the 'vocal exercises' would assist them in delivering their dialogues fluently and efficiently.
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Martin 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.
