Not necessarily.. Yes, the Bill of Rights IS in the Constitution, however the bill of rights is the actual part of the constitution that defines the rights of all American citizens.
Answer: in one word: onesidedness. disappearance of traditions (at least in their most authentic form), globalization of English, some values, abilities or professions are viewed as positive (flexibility, mobility, commercial use, marketing, IT technologies) whereas others are disappearing or are not respected.
Explanation: each culture and each historical era is onesided, i.e. limited in its views and attitudes. Cultures are not holistic in their approaches. Psyche of common people is not holistic eitherr (of course). It is the same with globalization. The main criterion of values is a commercialization. Superficial approach to the world, nature, animals.
I don't think so....
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A. in the interior lowlands
It's in Nevada in U.S.
