Answer:
If the four friends moves to Miami, Donna will have to compromise in value, which means she is a tied mover among her friends.
If they all decide to remain in Omaha three of the four friends namely Bonnie, Abby, Cathy will compromise in value, they are also called ties stayers.
Explanation:
Solution:
The Tied mover: Refers to a person who moves with the partner even though the person's employment outlook is better at the current location.
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If all friends decided to move to Miami, Donna will compromise in value, so Dana is a Tied Mover.
The Tied Stayer: Refers to a person who stays with the partner at current location even though the person's employment outlook is better somewhere else.
If all friends decided to stay in Omaha, Abby, Bonnie and Cathy will compromise in value, so Abby, Bonnie and Cathy are Tied Stayers.
Note: Kindly find an attached copy of the tabular form entry for all four friends given below.
Haha its 4 2+2=4
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<span>Which coordinating conjunction works best in the following sentence? They wrote a short, ____ effective, report. A. yet
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The answer to this question is B.
The difference between Noda being Japanese American and being racially Japanese is that in the former, her physical race is that of an American and the latter explains her cultural upbringing.
<h3>Why did Noda not identify with being japanese?</h3>
This is because, from an early age, Noda's whole identity as a Japanese-American is the subject of a mixture of incomprehension and stereotyping from white society.
In the story, the author, Kesaya Noda writes about her personal experiences growing up as a daughter of Japanese immigrants and this shows that a person's race does not define them as a person.
Even though it was a difficult thing for her to accept her identity as a Japanese American woman because she was ostracized for being a Japanese American. She also faced racism and discrimination.
Hence, the difference is her physical race and her cultural upbringing as a woman.
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