I would say false I looked on an on-line thesaurus and didn't find an etymology
I don't really know. I've done this since I was 4 when I used to get nose bleeds that lasted a good while. I got them until I was an adult when a specialist cotterized(sp?) a blood vessel in my nose. I got them even then, but not as often and not as persistently.
I also put ice cold ice packs on my forehead.
I suppose you are swallowing blood that has been exposed to the air. That means it is carrying oxygenated blood. Other than being prohibited in the Bible, I don't see anything really wrong with it. When you look it up, it says that it can bring about vomiting. That never happened to me.
C. the characterization of Juliet as a loyal and independent woman
The correct choice from given options
is "A"<span>
<span>A person needs to monitor the checking account Monthly. As at
the end of every month one can go through all the account and make sure all the
balancing has been done appropriately. That will avoid the risk of an overdraft
from the bank, which might result in extra charge.</span></span>
denotative. Connotative is more like the "feeling" that goes with typical use of the word, like whether it's typically a good or a bad thing.
