The victim is too scared to report what is going on because they are scared of the abuser.
Or the victim is afraid to leave the person because they feel they won't find anyone to love them again.
- Indicate CLEARLY that you are uncomfortable with the behaviour. Say NO effectively and emphatically. It is more important to be firm than polite. If you are more comfortable not speaking to the perpetrator face to face, send an SMS or email. This message and the perpetrator’s reply may also be used as evidence.
- Collect evidence – Start a log and note down dates, times, places and who was present at the time of the incidents and give detailed accounts of the unwelcomed sexual behaviour.
- Keep any email or SMS correspondence with the harasser as evidence. Taped evidence is also useful.
- Alert or inform someone whom you trust at the workplace of the harassment. Talk to friends or family members that you trust about the incident. Even if they were not present at the harassment scene, they may be able to support your case as witnesses.
Simpler terms: Mkae sure you have said no, collect any possible evidence, Keep an email log with him/her as evidence, tell someome
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i would say about five hours because they dont have nothing to do
I would say the best answer would be A. oxygen deficit because it occurs at the beginning stages of your exercise.
EPOC <span>is a measurably increased rate of oxygen intake following strenuous activity. So it can't be B.
In a steady state, it occurs mid workout, </span><span>starting at about 10 to 15 minutes for beginners and 20 to 90 minutes for more fit athletes. So it can't be C.
It definitely can't be D. either because the resting heart rate is taken after you workout.
So, your answer will be A. oxygen deficit.
Hope I helped :)
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Answer:
Uncovered meat on a cutting board.
Explanation:
Pathegens and vectors can get into the uncovered meat infecting it.
