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The Dover Mail struggles up Shooter’s Hill
Jerry Cruncher emerges from the mist
Mr. Lorry asks the ghost, “I hope you care to live?”
Mr. Lorry tells the story of the Doctor of Beuvais
Lucie is assisted by a wild looking woman with red hair
The word BLOOD coats a wall in Paris
Three men named Jacques are in the wine shop
Lucie needs help on a staircase
Dr. Manette is making shoes
Lucie and Dr. Manette are reunited
After entering the carriage Dr. Manette asks for his shoemaking tools and unfinished shoes
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C) Word Choices
Explanation:
I always defined diction as the specific word choice used by the writer.
But here's an official definition...
the choice and use of words and phrases in speech or writing.
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Hades and Zeus
Have you ever wondered about greek mythology? Well, you can learn about 2 of the Greek gods by reading this. You can learn about Hades ruler of the underworld and Zeus King of the Olympians and ruler of the universe. Zeus and hades are alike in many ways but also different read on to learn more.
Zeus and hades are alike in one way because they are both greek gods or Olympians. Also, they both are the rulers of their own domain even though Zeus is the ruler of the Universe whereas Hades is the ruler of the underworld. Another way they are alike is that they are the sons of Kronos or 2 of the big three while Poseidon would be the third brother of the three.
Now that we talked about the similarites then let's talk about how they are different. One way they are different is that hades is the firstborn of the 'big three' and zeus is the youngest. Another difference is that they rule different domains because Zeus rules the overworld and hades rules the underworld. Zeus has children with mortals and children that are greek gods and goddesses but hades had no affairs with mortals or other gods.
So now that you are finished reading did you learn any new facts? Or do you want to learn more about those greek gods?
Answer:d
Explanation:they are dedicated to their tasks
Police brutality is the use of excessive and unnecessary force on the part of a police officer when he is interacting with a civilian, resulting in a violation of the civilian’s civil rights.
<em>Examples of police brutality that are not physical in nature include false arrests, verbal abuse, and racial profiling.</em>
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“Excessive force” is defined as force that is beyond that which would be appropriate for the situation.
<em>Sorry i dont know an example.</em>
