They both belong to a different phyla
<u><em>In the Ovid’s Metamorphoses the mortal Arachne take pride that she was better shoemaker than Pallas Athena, the goddess which art of weaving was so famous. We’ve many example of the challenge they went through for instance, Pallas and Aracne in Rubens’ picture represents the most violent moment of the story showing the goddess’s rage and the terror of the mortal. It’s when, Athena transformed the mortal into a spider and she could still weave.</em></u>
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Answer:
Yes, it is.
Explanation:
In the strictest of terms, even if this was an unwilling omission, it would be considered plagiarism because an objective reader, even if he or she sees the cited reference in the bibliography, that reader will still be unable to figure out what exactly was cited from such source. Without quotation marks, there is no absolute way to differentiate between the source cited and the text around it.
The correct answer is to make America a better nation.
This was said in Dr. King's last major speech on April 3rd, 1968, in Memphis.
<em>'I've been to the Mountaintop'</em> is the popular name given to the last speech delivered by Martin Luther King Jr. King spoke at The Mason Temple in Memphis, Tennessee. The next day he was assassinated. On the day of the speech King was exhausted, had a sore throat and was feeling ill. Nevertheless, he spoke for more than 40 minutes, delivering one of his most imported speeches. The speech referred to the Memphis sanitation strike but King also called for unity, strength and unification of the nation. He said: ' <em>We</em> <em>have an opportunity to make America a better nation...'.</em>