We know that John Locke is a known and influential philosopher and he is even dubbed as the "Father of Liberalism". We are also familiar that for him, knowledge can only be acquired through experience. And based on the statements above, the one that best describes the structure of his argument is the third option. Hope this helps.
The diet. Think of it this way... thin independant variable is the one I change...I is the first letter in independant variable. So I'm changing my diet, My weight would be the dependant variable because its' change DEPENDES on the Independant variable. I this case the diet.
<span> I think that Thisbe is going to make it to the cave safely, but she will be attacked by the lioness when she tries to pull her shawl in.</span>
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1-The motionless figure seemed to have shrugged, when being asked whether he would like any freshness (?????)
2- What are his arguments that could reinforce his alibi ?
3- There's something more than roughness that makes her company unpleased and less preferable.
I just tried !!!!
hope something could match an that I helped somehow !!!
