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Question : What does Powhatan tell Smith to send back after Smith's release?
Answer: Cannons and A grindstone
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I just had some seared meat yesterday, it was tasty :)
Anyways:
When the stove is heated up, the proteins in the meat begin to break down. This is called denaturation. Once you heat it long enough, the meat's proteins will begin to stick together, causing it to turn a white colour.
Explanation:
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A statement or theory that is put forward as a premise to be maintained or proved
John's choices influenced the plot and end of story because of the choices been made of John.
