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Answer:
This question requires a personal answer. I will give you one as an example and you can agree or disagree, and be able to change it if you want to.
Explanation:
Using social media requires great responsibility. We have to assume that what we write may affect other people and assume that what we read may not be appropriate for us as well.
When a person's life is really affected by comments from one or more people on social media, then yes, individuals should be prosecuted. Especially when these cases turn into cyber bullying.
However, I think we all have opinions on any topic on social media and if the comments are not intended to hurt anyone, they could avoid a trial, or at least resort to a temporary account cancellation as a form of punishment.
Answer:
C. The fakir's prediction that anyone who interfere with fate will be sorry.
Explanation:
This is the correct answer.
Answer:
As the person is petulant, he/she does not want the help or opinion of others, so the customer is not agreeable to the help that others offered.
Explanation:
A petulant person is someone that does not take into account the suggestions that others may make to help and considers himself or herself as someone with great qualities. The person acts childishly and has a little temper. The word agreeable relates to petulant because it is something that a person with this characteristic lacks since he or she does not take into consideration what others say
