He argued that most important aspect of adolescence is maturity.
Adolescence is the bridge that connects childhood into adults that are capable in handling their own problems.
He describes maturity as a state of developing awareness separate which need to be done and which need to be ignored to achieve our goal.
Because the independent nations had different policies which made it harder for the british to support the other people of the democracy. They were more "challnged".
I think the answer is
Emigrants
<span>He means that "despite his success and great
importance, Dr. V remains humble". </span>
The writer stayed through one week volunteering at an eye
healing facility in India where a huge number of patients recover their sight
every year. He was profoundly touched by the dedication of Dr. V and his team
to helping their patients. The experience appears to have impacted the writer's
own particular point of view.
One invites the other over for lunch. The other IS lunch.
a cat is a feline
a mouse is a rodent
