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The rationing of materials used in garment production during World War II introduced a new simplicity in women's clothing. Hemlines rose and decorative elements disappeared creating the emergence of a classic style. b. In order to supply the war effort, fabric was rationed
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Answered by Aslan 8 years ago 1/27/2014 2:13 AM
He doesn't want them near the people in that store or the children to disobey their parents.
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D. Please consider donating to Applause for Paw's so are kittens have the food and care they need.
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your morning routine if you were royalty
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being home alone while someones breaking in
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Answer: Cold
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Older folks are more prone to feeling cold than younger ones so a change in temperature outside such as it becoming damp, will lead to them feeling cold.
Older folks are this way due to the fact that humans experience lower metabolism as they grow older as well as skin thinning. Lower metabolism means that they will be producing a relatively lower amount of heat as a by-product of aerobic respiration in order to maintain their internal temperature.
Skin thinning will also reduce the layer of skin available to insulate the skin from outside temperatures.
