Answer:
7. 4/3 cup flour
7. 2 tablespoon milk
9. 1 teaspoon vanilla
10. 4 tablespoons butter
11. ? it's cut off but i guess /8 cup brown sugar
12. 4 cup unsweetened chocolate
Explanation:
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The correct answer is "true."
Further Explanation:
There are living transplant chains where people do meet each other and trade organs. These people are the ones receiving and the ones donating. There may be someone who needs a kidney in Colorado and has a match in California. The person in California may have an uncle who needs a liver and they use the "chain" to find someone.
This normally occurs more frequently in other countries and it is called "transplant tourism." However, this can involve money since it is not regulated in many other countries. In the United States, a living donor may donate a kidney or even a part of their liver, but can not make money off the organ.
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Answer:
The correct answer is option C
C. Add a codicil
Explanation:
A codicil is a document that looks similar to a will but not exactly a will. It serves as an amendment to a will or as an alternative to a will but not exactly a replacement.
So in the case of Ruby and Chris who do not want to write a new will, they can add a codicil to the existing will to include their children.
She needs to limit processed sugar and red meat(beef/lamb)
