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The 2004 revision of the <span>Sphere Handbook </span><span>(Sphere Project, 2004) provides minimum standards for food security, nutrition and food aid. These are a practical expression of the right to food, and reflect the core content of that right, contributing to its fulfilment around the world</span>
<span>The term that most effectively finishes this phrase is that of plaudits. In this passage, the narrator felt that the praise and motivation given by the coach was far more effective than the praise and applause that was being afforded to him or her by the crowd.</span>
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This is to be noted and mentioned that A provision of International law does not apply in the United States unless United States law incorporates the provision such as ratification of a treaty by the United States Congress.
Depending by how answer choices you can pick I'd say three. So, the correct answers would be D, A, and E.
Despite the widespread notion that Latino refers to any Spanish speaking person, Latino actually refers to people from Latin America - Mexicans, Brazilians, Bolivians, Cubans, etc. Many people think Latino and Hispanic are interchangeable, when they in fact are not. Someone who speaks Spanish is Hispanic, but not necessarily Latino, and vice versa. For example, Spanish people from Spain; they are Hispanic, but not Latino. Someone from Brazil is Latino, but not Hispanic. However, someone from Mexico is Hispanic and Latino.
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