Answer:
I would say that the growth of comic-con is good and bad because, first off, the good way is that the owner would get more money and visitors. The bad thing might be that they may go bankrupt because of the size, amount of money, and the abundance of visitors. This means that the owner may have to sell Comic-Con and get most of their money back or figure out a way to lower the growth. Companies grow similar to how the body grows. If you grow to fast or to slow, you might get injured. If the company grows way to fast or slow, the company also may face some problems. Also, most people who are extremely tall or short can live a lot less than the average person because for a short person, their heart rate is a lot faster but also working les hard to get the blood in such a short space. It's like putting a lion in a container 3 times it's size; it hardly has anywhere to go. However, if someone is very tall, the heart has to work extra hard and beats slower. This can cause some injuries, too. This is much like a companies growth. If it grows too fast, it may face some problems like bankruptcy or if it is growing very slowly, the owner doesn't get hardly any money because if it's small, no one will go there. This causes the owner to not able to make the company grow or not at all.
Explanation:
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-thunderbolt07
It’s persuading the person into doing dangerous and violent acts as it’s the screen in front of them that makes them do it
Answer:
Bias.
Explanation:
Source makes no sense, as a source can refer to:
A) A place of origin which information can be obtained.
B) The origin of something or someone.
A citation is:
A) A piece of reliable evidence or information from a worthy source.
And bias is:
A) A prejudice favoring one side or another, depending on the person's viewpoints
B) To give inclination toward a certain opinion (basically the same).
Answer:
This is a question in simple future tense.
When will the books be due?
When - Pronoun
will - Verb
the - Definite Article (Noun)
books - Noun
be - Verb
due - Noun
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