Ok. try reading something interesting or smth. Not my problem.
The answer is <span>A. Creon continually accuses people of taking money to do evil against him and yet he is the one who is not using any wisdom in this situation.
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While Colonel Pickering is not what all would consider to being a "true gentleman", he is the closest to it. He has more respect toward Eliza than Higgins, whose only concern is for himself. Doolittle is only a selfish, terrrible father, and Freddy is not in love with Eliza, but merely wants to use her. Thus Colonel Pickering is the closest character to being a "true gentleman".
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Each act may contain several scenes
Answer: If Jenny has 50 tiles and she puts them in order, one next each other, and creating four rows of the same lenght (the same number of tiles), to, in this way form a rectangular area, we can calculate how many tiles are in each row by dividing 50 0 by 4 (50 tiles in 4 rows), the result is 12 (12 tiles in each row) and the remainder is equal to 2, which is the number of tiles that will be left over.
