Answer: it can help you (if you observe well) 1) to get to know yourself better, 2) recognize relating patterns adquired from your own family, 3) leave infantile approach to relationships (we all have tendency to look for someone who will unconditionally satisfy our needs and our ego requirements) and learn to relate as adult (respecting, i.e. respect frontiers of the other and require respect, i.e. learn the other respect your boundaries), 4) leave childish, infantile dependency and become responsible for the kind of relationships we make.
Explanation: in our psyche there is always something what is called "kinship libido" that seduces us again and again to regress, to depend on parenting figures. That is why it is no easy to leave family of origin (leave not only physically but also psychologically).
By tradition, the city of Rome was founded in 753 B.C.*
But the awnser to your question is D
The Trojan prince Aeneas, an important figure linking the Romans with
the Trojans and the goddess Venus, is sometimes credited with the
founding of Rome as the culmination of his post-Trojan War adventures,
but the version of the Roman foundation myth that is most familiar is
that of Romulus, the first king of Rome.
Answer:
the rate is 7 but it will not heat up better than what it did before
Explanation:
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The full form GPS is Global Positioning System.
Explanation:
The GPS was developed by the American federal government and it is known as Global Positioning system. It is one of the most widely used platform or software and popular way of the satellite navigation systems which works on the utilization of the network of satellites along with a control station and a electronic gadget where the information can be displayed.
The three examples of the ways of how people can use the information from the GPS satellites are :
1. to search location of other people
2. to communicate
3. to follow digital maps
The largest country in the world would be Russia, being as it has a total of 6,601,667 square miles. I Hope this helps :).
