Urbanization was a cause of the industrial revolution
The correct answer is A) Potentially.
Some human beings simply do not have full moral status, because they do not actually have the ability to think and communicate (for example, those in a persistent vegetative state). The Method II criterion that is assumed by this claim is Potentiality.
The debate over the moral status of being human is a constant between thinkers and philosophers. Every human being has a soul and deserves to be treated with dignity and respect. It doesn't if is a vegetative state, in Coma, or whatever its situation is, he/she is a conscious being and has the right to live. All human beings have equal and moral worth, no matter the gender, the age, the race, or nationality.
Answer:
self hatred or it's could be from trama from a young age
Explanation:
if you had a bad childhood , let's say because of mom, and you feel angrey towards her you will start to hate ALL women , maybe not but definitely in the direction of that
In Enron's case, its corporate culture played an important role of its collapse. It was culture of greed and moneymaking – In Enron, greed was good and money was God
<h3>What is
Enron's case?</h3>
The Enron scandal was a series of events involving questionable accounting practices that resulted in the bankruptcy of Enron Corporation and the dissolution of the accounting firm Arthur Andersen.
The Enron scandal was an accounting scandal involving Enron Corporation, a Houston-based American energy company.
Following the Enron scandal, a slew of new regulations and legislation aimed at improving the accuracy of financial reporting for publicly traded companies was enacted. The Sarbanes-Oxley Act of 2002 imposed severe penalties for destroying, falsifying, or altering financial records.
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the narrator is Paul Laurence Dunbar.
Paul Laurence Dunbar is one of the most widely known- and probably one of the best- poets to write in dialect. My favorite poem of his is without qualification The Poet and His Song (a poem written in Standard English), yet every time I read one of his dialect poems (or any such poem for that matter) I’m always moved in a way that doesn’t happen with Standard English reads. Both have their beauty, but poems in dialect seem to me to impart an apperception of culture that poems in grammatically correct English cannot. It is in this sense that I feel poems in dialect are prettier and more interesting. (Don't get me wrong, almost all of my favorite poems are in 'correct' syntax.)
I think you can get two sentences you like from there
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