it has a non-science bias, or a opinion bias (idk my bias's)
If you were looking up a word on the dictionary, then no. You don't really need the to cite it
If you were using the the meaning of the word in the dictionary, then yes. You have to site the source that you copied from.
Hope this helps, and hey army! :) -from peachimin
Answer:
B intellectual property deals with protection of someones orginal work
Answer:
Right to fair hearing, central to it is that the accused is notified of the charges being brought against the individual and the right to defend oneself
Explanation:
In addition to that, accused should have access to legal representation. And the any accused person is innocent until proven guilty.
Answer:
-the dark shadows covering the walls
Explanation:
I got it right。
