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Light-rail systems have been tried all over the country, and they've failed. The system the city proposes won't work, either. People enjoy their cars too much to endure inconvenience for the sake of the environment. And I don't blame them. As the owner of Jake's Used Cars and Trucks, I have seen the joy and freedom car ownership brings people. Americans will never abandon that feeling for the sake of being slightly better citizens. I believe it is far more responsible to purchase a high-quality car with good fuel efficiency. Building an entire light-rail system will be wasteful if few people use it — plus, it will take years to build and cost taxpayers millions of dollars. I encourage all city residents to vote against the light-rail system on May 1.
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1. he is being held even if hes not guilty.
2. the court system should address the more serious charges first.
3. he should not be held in jail where he is more likely to do something illegal. atleast keep in a holding cell.
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I would say...MORE...
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I did some research, lol. Hope this does you justice!
Answer: all of these
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All of the options are correct. Recent research suggests that psychological disorders are most likely a result of the interaction between genes and the environment, meaning that a genetic predisposition to undesirable behavioral or emotional activities can be counterbalanced by making changes in the environment. These results are part of the historical nature versus nurture debate in psychology, about the influence of genetic inheritance and environmental circumstances on human behavior.
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to create the imagery of helplessness while pinned down like a bug in a board or wall.
Explanation:
In the poem "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock" the author says that 'Prufrock imagines people's eyes stabbing through his body and impaling him to the wall where he wriggles as people examine him' to create the imagery of helplessness while pinned down like a bug in a board or wall so that people can stare at it and examine it.
This imagery produces a similar picture to bug-collection where bugs are pinned down to a board so that people can view them. As the poem talks about the narrator's struggle with indecisions, the imagery helps us understand more about why the narrator is preoccupied with anxiety.
It is because he feels like he is pinned down on a board and people are waiting for him to make a decision. This makes him more nervous and anxious which ultimately makes him indecisive.
