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1. To portray or endow with human characteristics or attributes; make human: humanized the puppets with great skill. 2. To imbue with humaneness or human kindness; civilize: acts of courtesy that humanize life in a big city.
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first: A PARSEE BAKES A CAKE
second: A RHINO. COMES ALONG AND CHASES THE PARSEE UP A TREE
third: THE RHINO. EATS THE CAKE WHILE THE PARSEE IS UP IN THE TREE
fourth: WEEKS PASS AND THE RHINO NEVER APOLOGIZES
fifth: THE RHINO. TAKES OFF HIS SKIN AND GOES TO THE RED SEA TO BATHE
sixth: THE PARSEE NOTICES THE RHINOS SKIN
seventh: THE PARSEE GETS DRIED CAKE CRUMBS AND PUTS THEM ON THE RHINOS SKIN.
eighth:
THE RHINO GRTS OUT OF THE WATER AND PUTS ON HIS SKIN
ninth: THE RHINO BEGINS ITCHING AND SCRATCHING HIMSELF SO MUCH THAT HE LOOSES HIS BUTTONS AND HIS SKIN BECOMES ALL WRINKLY
final: THE PARSEE LAUGHS AND RHINO GOES AWAY GRUMPY AND WRINKLY
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Americans never elected Gerald R. Ford president or even vice president—Richard Nixon appointed him after Vice President Spiro Agnew resigned in October 1973. Today, Ford’s brief presidency is often forgotten. Yet during Ford’s two-and-a-half years, his wife, Betty, became the most controversial first lady since Eleanor Roosevelt. Peddling their marriage as a “normal” partnership struggling with the challenges of modern family life, Betty Ford inserted herself at the flashpoint of the country’s social upheavals. Her boldness may have cost her husband the presidency in 1976.Explanation: just copy and paste and have a good day!
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