Answer:
They are not similies or metaphors.
Answer: entangled
Explanation:
Mired has several meanings but in this case it refers to being entangled.
The scenario above tells of a situation where an Act to provide for better healthcare to Veterans, the VA Mission Act, had not been passed due to budgetary issues.
In using the word ''mired'', the author wanted to describe that the Act had not been passed because it had been entangled in budgetary disputes between different parties.
Answer:
im pretty sure that it would be about the location and population and size
Explanation:
<span>In writing compare and contrast essay an author must do the accompanying: 1) Identify and clarify at least three key focuses that at least two subjects have in like manner. 2) Show the likenesses and contrasts between these focuses. 3) Develop a proposition, demonstrating his or her position in regards to the two subjects.</span>
The sentence which uses correct punctuation is C. In time, of course, all issues get resolved, but not necessarily in the way you would like.
In A, the comma before <em>he was concerned </em>should be a dash. In B, there should be a colon before <em>a flashlight, </em>not a semi colon. In D, there should be a comma before <em>yet, </em>and not a colon.