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Farming was easier due to good climate, they settled along the coast and there were abundant
Explanation:
I believe the answer is: <span>no proven permanent method of disposal has yet been devised.
Since the halflive of nuclear substance is really long, disposing it by using the conventional method of disposal is deemed to be really dangerous for the environment around it. Currently, scientists are working to devise a perfect deep geological disposal for the nuclear material.</span>
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Explanation:
A reason Spain welcomed the Anglos was to provide a shield from the illegal settlers from the United States, who were creating problems in east Texas and also Spain wanted to develop the land. In 1820, Moses Austin asked Spanish authorities for a large Texas land tract that he would promote and sell to Anglo-American pioneers. the Spanish government agreed and gave him permission to settle in Texas.
Answer: The company wanted to ensure that the sample of the population was truly random.
Explanation: In other to obtain a sample which is truly representative of the larger population, then every member of the population must have the same probability of being included in the sample distribution. If the company had only included those with telephone lines alone, that would have meant that a sizeable number of the entire population were left out intentionally and not due to random selection. However, with the use of an online survey tool, that means members without telephone also have a random chance of being part of the sampling distribution. Hence, making the sampling distribution a good representative of the larger population.
Duty to protect is the correct answer.
According to the Psychologists Code of Ethics, mental health professionals have a duty to protect. This duty to protect is the therapist's responsibility to break confidentiality (even without client's consent) when they find it necessary to protect the clients from hurting themselves and/or others from getting harmed at the hands of these clients.
