To help you identify the speaker's claim, you need to:
- Read and understand the main message. Sometimes, the claim can be found in the last sentence of the introductory paragraph.
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A speaker's claim is the main message that the writer wants the reader to get. Since your text is not included in the question, it will be difficult to identify the claim.
So, to do that independently, you have to read the text and find out the main message that the author promotes.
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The smaller states saw the Virginia plan as slanted more in the favor of the larger states, as it would have the House and Senate elected by proportions, which would heavily favor largely populated states like Virginia. The New Jersey Plan was proposed to counter it, which would have a Senate that elected one Senator from each state. The Connecticut Compromise was reached, which created a Senate that elected 2 Senators per state, and the House, which was based on proportion. This way, everyone got part of what they wanted.
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1.) Cuba, about 500 miles
2.) latitude is 45, longitude 160
3.) Cuba, Philippine islands, Puerto Rica , Hawaii
4.) Atlantic Ocean and the the Pacific Ocean.
5.) Hawaii and Alaska
6.) not sure
7.) Philippine island
8.) Not sure
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D. Americanization is the answer
The Special Election Period for Dual/LIS Change in Status begin for D-SNP members that lose Medicaid eligibility for those that lose Medicaid Eligibility they have an SEP beginning the month they receive the notice of the loss of eligibility, plus two additional months to make an enrollment choice.
If we make a change it will begin the first day of the following month. we will have to wait for the next period to make another change. we can't use this Special enrollment Period October December. However, all people with Medicare can make changes to their coverage October 15 .
A special election period, also known as a special enrollment period, is a time period during which Medicare beneficiaries can change their Medicare Advantage or Part D coverage outside of the normal annual open enrollment period and after their initial enrollment period has ended.
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