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Thanksgiving is a tradition that was celebrated by the Pilgrims after their very first harvest in the October of 1621. They called this dinner as the Thanksgiving dinner where they motive was to thank the Lord for the food they had been able to produce.
This has since date become a tradition and a symbol of intercultural peace and an inviting outlook to different cultures. Turkey became the main dish of the thanksgiving dinner.
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B. describing physical traits
According to the AHDI, headings that stand alone take no colon unless:
☐ a hyphen could also be substituted in its place.
☐ a comma could also be substituted in its place.
☐ words follow on the same line.
☐ words follow on the next line.
Answer:
words follow on the same line.
Explanation:
Association of Healthcare Documentation Integrity, stand-alone headings should not have colons unless the corresponding words are on the same line.
According to their guidelines, colons should not be used in a heading because it's not proper, unless the rest of the words are on the same line.
I think it will be C. It provides readers with detail that, while not relevant, make the narrator real.
