<span>First, let’s clear one thing up: It’s not an expiration date. Potentially harmful bacteria are destroyed in the pasteurization process. They can’t spontaneously regenerate, so old milk stored in the fridge doesn’t present an increased risk of foodborne illness.</span>
B. Bitter
She is leaving her home town with all her friends and things she liked doing
Hope this helps
-AaronWiseIsBae
Answer:
In order to answer this properly, I think we would need to see the passage
He suggests them without explaining them.
*Gradpoint*
