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As you know hajj is one of the pillar out of 5 it is very important and if a muslim does not preform hajj he will die as a non believer but lets get into the answer hajj can help strengthen the community by changing the person as you might know one famous rapper i forgot his names i think it ends with gates he went to perform hajj and when he came back he was just changed.
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I don't know if this will exactly answer your question, but we'll see.
Explanation: The puppy's parents both have at least one dominant allele in their genetics for black fur. One of them might have a recessive allele for yellow fur. Since there is a dominant allele for black fur, the yellow fur will not show up. The puppy probably has both recessive alleles for yellow fur. If there was one dominant allele, the puppy would be black.
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The correct answer that would best complete the given statement above would be RACIAL DISPARITIES. <span>Widespread adoption of intermediate sanctions may further exacerbate racial disparities in prison populations. Intermediate sanctions is defined as </span><span>new punishment options developed to fill the gap between traditional probation and traditional jail or prison sentences </span>Hope this answers your question. Thanks for posting it.
The higher the opportunity cost of attending college, the more economics classes,the less likely an individual will go to college
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Opportunity Cost refers to the overall cost of all the individual alternatives, that are foregone, in order to take to a specific action. In simple terms, it is the cost of letting go of an alternative decision.
With regards to the given predicament, if the Opportunity Cost of attending college is high, it means that the alternatives available to an individual are costlier to forego and are hence, more attractive. Thus, the individual is less likely to go to college.
