The radical republicans they were the hardest on the southerners after the civil war there ya go <\3
Thi is all very true. Carl Jung wrote many times that he felt a therapist would have their own physical mental and spiritual needs fulfilled before they try to engage a patient. as part of this he thought that all therapists should be married so there is less chance that they will fall for a patient.
Answer:
Option D
Explanation:
Politicians are not related to fast foods, this question does not refer to any thing political, politicians are not the ones to even pass information regarding fast foods.
Doctors are the rightful personnel to met regarding anything foods, they are the right people to met and explain any form disturbance to the body that involves food.
Athletes are sometimes also good advisers to food properties because of the nature of the foods they get to eat and the activities of sports they get involved into, so they don't give misleading advertising messages regarding fast foods.
Dentists do give people advise on foods but some are misleading, that is why dentist at times gives misleading advertising messages regarding fast foods, because when they examine the teeth compartment and other features of the tooth, they give a food from fast food or a particular food can cause some effect to the tooth.
The best answer is Option D "Dentist"
Answer:
Correct answer is C. Low Countries.
Explanation:
Option C is the only correct answer as it refers to area consisted of Netherlands, Belgium, but also parts of other countries in Western Europe, including France, Germany...
A is not correct as it refers to countries created in delta of certain rivers. Good example is Egypt (Nile).
B is not correct as it refers to countries that are not opened to seas or oceans - Andorra, Liechtenstein, Serbia...
D is not correct as it refers to mountainous countries, such as Nepal for example.
Answer:
However, individuals suffering from dysthymic disorder do not experience as many severe depressive symptoms.
Explanation:
Dysthymic disorder, or dysthymia, is a chronic mood disorder. The term was coined by Robert Spitzer to refer to a persistent type of depression. Dysthymia's symptoms persist for at least two years, but are less severe than the depression we all know about. Symptoms may include insomnia, low self-esteem, change in eating, and feeling of hopelessness.