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King Tut, or Tutankhamun, was an Egyptian pharaoh who died of health complications at a very young age. Since he died so young and unexpected he didn't have a tomb, or pyramid, build for him. So the Egyptians decided to put him in another Pharaoh's pyramid. This pyramid was already empty because almost every one was robbed. This was also the reason he was impactful, historians had almost no information on buried pharaohs because they were all robbed, but no one knew that King Tut was buried in an existing pyramid, therefore he was not robbed. Historians were then able to study him and Egyptian culture from his unrobbed grave.
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The given statement can be written as below after correcting the three errors in it:
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Given statement: The N.A.S.A. spacecraft is approaching Jupiter, which has a diameter more than eleven times greater than that of earth.
Corrected statement: The NASA spacecraft is approaching Jupiter, which has a diameter more than 11 times greater than that of Earth.
Corrections made:
- The name abbreviation of the name of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration is formally written and NASA and not N.A.S.A.
- The correct way of mentioning a number in a sentence is by putting it in digits (11 not eleven).
- Earth is a noun. Hence the first letter of the word should be capitalized.
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The statement states that taxes paid by the population to reduce the national debt will be converted into benefits for the population itself. So, in the end, the population is not spending money, just putting it in different places.
Explanation:
National debt is the term that refers to the debts that the government of a country has to finance works and improvements in the country that cannot be paid with the taxes paid alone. However, this debt will be paid by the collection of taxes, which may become higher, so that these works can be carried out. In a simplified way, governments understand that the expenses of the national debt must be paid by the generations of citizens who will benefit from these expenses, as this allows the population not to lose money, but to exchange it for benefits, that is, the national debt reallocates the population's money in works and actions that will improve the lives of this population, for this reason, governments claim that the national debt is like taking money out of the left pocket and putting it in the right pocket.
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