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The answer is B. That is the definition of a filibuster. <span />
I believe the answer is: <span>She made friends with the creature by throwing him a red rubber ball.
Despite its scary features, Cerberus is basically a pet dog that is told to guard the gate. (even though the gate that it protects is the gate of hell rather than the gate of normal household).
So annabeth instinctively think that Cerberus must be bored since He got no friend and attention in that place and play fetch with the ball that </span><span>she stole from the Waterworld gift store.</span>
Answer: c. the economic freedom rating of the United States fell and the growth of real GDP was less rapid than that of recent decades.
Explanation: The economic freedom rating of the United States in the first decade of the 21st century fell below the what was obtainable in the previous decade. Likewise, the growth of real GDP during this period was less rapid than it was previously
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The British East India Company had dispatched an army of some 30,000 troops to bring the 'aggressive little state of Nepal' to heel for expanding its empire into parts of northern India that the British East India Company wanted for itself. It sent shockwaves throughout British India.
