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You can usually tell from the abstract, or summary of the article whether an article is related to the topic. If there is not an abstract, read the introduction of the article, then scan the article headings.
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<em>The Wilmot Proviso was a document that called for a ban on slavery in any territories acquired from Mexico.</em>
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Question - any raw material or agricultural product that is bought and sold is called
Answer - Commodity
Why - " A raw material or primary agricultural product that can be bought and sold, such as copper or coffee. Consumer. A person who purchases goods and services for personal use."
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psychologically; drug withdrawal
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Drug withdrawal, according to psychological texts is defined as the beginning of symptoms, both mental and physical effects in the brain, when a material or substance is not given or reduced to the body. Thus, addiction is both physical and psychological.
Withdrawal symptoms include sweating, vomiting, fatigue, headaches, and anxiety, etc.
Arianna is also affected both psychologically and physically. The tendency to be dependent on the coffee is physical symptoms whereas feeling fatigued, and shakiness is psychological.
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The four focuses listed by Ahearn are: multifunctionality, practice, linguistic ideology and indexicality. By multifunctionality it should be understood that each speech act is composed of six constitutive factors, with a specific function for each one (expressive, conative, referential, poetic, phthalic and metalinguistic).
The linguistic ideology allows to connect the micro level with the macro level. It is the set of beliefs and assessments that have about language as a whole, about some languages, about its use and how to use it.
The indexicality of language refers to the existence of words that act as particular markers: context, power, equality-inequality. This indexical character allows to show the referential relationship, such as the one between an arrow and what it indicates.
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