a paradox is what some in American-lingo will call and oxymoron, namely, an expression that has an statement with a counterintuitive logic.
the harder I work, the more I fall behind.
what the hell? if I work harder, it should be moving ahead, but, that's not the case, I'm falling behind.
so that's a paradox, how can you work harder and fall behind? is counterintuitive, contratry to logic, therefore paradoxical.
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Home is defined by the place where you *feel* at home. It’s like that common saying of, “home is where the heart is”. For a lot of people home is where they grew up, but sometimes “home” feels more like a prison. It’s important to recognize thst even in a loving home sometimes your house still isn’t home. I personally will be leaving my house after I graduate high school, but that is not because I dislike my family. I wish to explore the world on my own, the finally live for the first time. I will not be making this decision with my parents, although I respect those who do take it up with their parents.
(You can edit this how you want to fit yourself and your situation) hope this helps :)
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Explanation:
The flashlight and radio both require batteries, having extra would be better than chips or soda. Both of those things have salt and will dehydrate you quickly. Water may not be on hand. A television requires energy and you might not have energy.
The following parenthetical citations uses punctuation correctly: Mr. Wednesday is described as having "a craggy, square face with pale grey eyes"
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