Answer: true: you should always try your best to avoid S curves in ur photographs
Explanation:
Nephrite, a stone related to jade, found in several places in New Zealand's South Island. It is called pounamu<span> in Maori, greenstone in common New Zealand English.
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Answer:
b. on their faces and the lower body between the waist and knees
Explanation:
To the Maori people defines the nobility of a man in the clan to which he belongs. The more tattoos a man have in his face, the higher his clan position. In this way great warriors were formed, feared by enemies.
But tattooing was not just a privilege of men, as women could also be tattooed in certain rituals. While men tattooed their face, legs and butt, women were limited to their chin, lips, neck, and back.
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As part of your study, some of you will be attending "Classical" concerts—some of you, for the first time. Although you may be unfamiliar with proper concert behavior, relax! For the most part, the practice of good concert etiquette is nothing more than an exercise in common courtesy. In an article entitled "Behavior Among Music Lovers," the well-known syndicated columnist Miss Manners commented on inexcusable, voluntary actions by some concert-goers, which can ruin other people's enjoyment of the performance. These undesirable actions include:
1) EATING
2) WHISPERING or TALKING of any kind
3) CONDUCTING IN ONES LAP
4) NECKING
5) TAPPING
6) HUMMING/SINGING
7) WEARING VIEW-OBSTRUCTING HATS
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i believe it is C) i think i got it wrong... :(