Dressed here is a verb. It’s the action of getting dressed. Here they are saying that they got dressed as though they had all week to get to school. Another way of saying that is that they “had all the time in the world.” This means they took their sweet time getting dressed, didn’t rush, and maybe even took too long. Basically it means that they got dressed very slowly, as if they weren’t in any rush to get to school.
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The central message should project a percentage achievement based on what they have done against their target along each items of their strategy document.
Highlights areas where there are performing and make recommendations while calling for consistency/improvement in the areas where there are already performing high.
Explanation:
The presentation should be more graphical showing their percentage achievements along each strategic item. Another graph for projections showing the impact of your recommendations on their past performance.
The stylistic element used in the passage is incongruity. It is a form of satire or humor. Incongruity is used in an unsuitable time. For example, If a man were in a court room and belched loudly while receiving his sentence, that would be a use of incongruity. Another example would be if at a royal wedding the groom's pants fell down in the middle of the ceremony.
It is simply saying that all is now in chaos. I am assuming the part that is confusing is "the quiet sands have run." It could easily be alluding to the way that during a sandstorm, the calm sands of the surface are no longer there as the chaos of the storm casts them about.
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Explanation:
When you have a stormmm it alyways comes before a rainbowww
I want to feel whole, I wanna feel free
I dont want to be a plain screen whennnnn
KNOWLEDGE IS POWER!!!!! lolllll
