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The standard of living<span> in the United States is high by the standards that most economists use, and for many decades throughout the 20th century, the United States was recognized as having the highest standard of living in the world. </span>Per capita income<span> is high but also less evenly distributed than in most other developed countries; as a result, the United States fares particularly well in measures of average material well being that do not place weight on equality aspects.</span>
In the movie<em> Lone star:</em>
Compare and contrast Buddy and Sam, Mercedez and Pilar, and Otis and Delmore's relationships: similarities and differences.
<h3>Buddy and Sam</h3>
- Sam Deeds was once romantically involved with Pilar.
- He was opposed by Buddy and Mercedes
- He came back to the town and was elected the Sheriff
- Buddy Deeds was Sam's father and the beloved former Sheriff of the county
- Sam uncovered some evidence of his father, Buddy Deeds's corruption.
<h3>Mercedez and Pilar</h3>
- She is the mother to Pilar
- She opposed the relationship between Sam and Pilar
- Pilar discovers that Buddy is her father and her mother had been lying to her.
<h3>Otis and Delmore</h3>
- Otis is a serial womaniser and abandoned his child, Delmore and his wife
- Otis was also running an illegal operation
- Delmore is the commander of the local U.S. Army base in town
- Delmore hates his father, Otis.
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Answer is: <span>he went to school with Victor in Ingolstadt.
</span><span>Robert Walton is character in novel Frankenstein.
He wants to discover a northern passage to the Atlantic through the Arctic.
</span>He writes letters to his sister <span>Margaret Saville, in England.
</span><span>Victor recognizes same ambition in Walton.</span>
