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Dear cousin,
Before you buy your house you have to make sure it is the right one for you. That is why I would like you to make sure it has a good alarm system. This is vital in case a burglar breaks in. Also make sure that the house has had all of its inspection checks done like termites and mold. If they get in your house it will be quite a problem which could force you to move out for awhile. Also one last piece of advice I would like you to check is make sure that you have had is that to make sure its in a good area. If it is in a bad area their might be more menacing types.
Answer:
The Inquisition is the historical context that frames Poe’s short story.
Explanation:
The unnamed narrator has been sentenced to death and relates his violent experience, which despite being a fictional account of an unlikely event, it´s an accurate depiction of how violent the Inquisition was. In this sense, Inquisition is a great subject or setting for the genre of horror, given its explicitly violent events, which Poe enhances to conceive a suspenseful story, with only an implicit political agenda to condemn the Inquisition.
Answer:
they are active in hell's angels.
they are also active in smuggling and illegal goods transportation
Explanation:
Answer:
D). According to Farming Today magazine, "Shane Stewart, an lowa farmer,
raises the animals (Holstein cows with the sweetest personalities in the
entire Midwest."
Explanation:
The last sentence is correctly punctuated as <u>it employs the appropriate use of the comma(,), double quotation marks("..."), and full stop(.)</u>. The first option is inappropriate as it wrongly employs a full stop in the middle of the sentence and fails to close the quotation marks. While the second option is incorrect as it doesn't employ quotation marks to denote the quoted text and the third option is wrong due to incorrect use of the quotation marks. Thus, <u>option D</u> is the correct answer.
Answer:
a.by forcing the monopoly to merge with other companies B. by ordering the monopoly to break up into smaller companies