The union pacific railroad faced issues of spending far more money then what was produced in actually railroad tracks.
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I don’t even understand what this is
If this is the poem by Edgar Allen Poe:
The poem uses repetition to put more emphasis on his words. The poem symbolizes loosing something that is close and meaningful to you. This poem uses a raven to show grief that feels impossible to overcome. His word choices, specifically, as he starts the poem he describes the night as dull and lifeless. The meaning of the death in his poem describes a woman’s death, which is what is causing him to be weak. He asks the Raven if he will see he again and the Raven says nevermore.
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The correct answer is C. "It's" is a contraction for "it is," while "its" shows possession.
