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If you read closely any poetic production, you realize that there are works in which you can see the particular literary intentions, which do not stop planting a kind of tension, a kind of pressure from which the poet can not get free. This pressure comes from the dialectic that is created between what is a traditional poetry, in keeping with the world around it, and a revolutionary, new, modern poetry, in short: abusive
Explanation: This idea of poetic tension is nothing new. The courts of the Trastámaras were a site of incessant social and political conflicts that are expressed in the voice of satirical poetry. These courts were the perfect place of literary or at least poetic conflict. We can mention the French Jeanne Battesti, who was the first to highlight the links between poetic currents in song production and the people who made up.
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The answer is D. metaphorical because Josh is being compared to an unlike thing (a bulldozer) without 'like' or 'as.'
(A simile is the same thing except it is the comparing of two unlike things using 'like' or 'as'.)
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No, A collective noun refers to a group of things for example, Team 1, a herd of sheeps, group of refugees
If you triple 4, that would be 12. Then if you subtract 2 every day it would take 6 days.
