The best possible meanings of the euphemism "cut the cord" are "stop depending on parents" and "leave the farm".
In the beginning it establishes that Levi is afraid of leaving the farm, but the "but" establishes an opposite, that he was going to have to because the coexistence with his parents was no longer an option.
<span> I spit it out in the trash.</span>
Here I already facetune it.
:-/
The correct answer is option D.
Hamilton uses the expressions "beyond comparison" and "never" to give special force, value or prominence to his opinion about the judiciary.
He describes the judiciary as the weakest department of power. He also points out that on the grounds that it remains separate from the Legislative and Executive Power, people's liberty is guaranteed.
My hair is curled,
like wire around a pole.
It is a very dark brown,
like dead grass in the night.
When I have to get it un-tangled
I usually wind up breaking the brush.
My hair is very curly.
