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a question asked in order to create a dramatic effect or to make a point rather than to get an answer.
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"the presentation was characterized by impossibly long sentences and a succession of rhetorical questions"
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I think the sea might symbolize a place that brings comfort, yet also brings sadness. I the first couple of sentences, the text shows how the sea is calm and how the air smelled sweet, revealing that the sea was a place that brings you comfort. Another part that supports the sea being a place that brings comfort and sadness in the last sentence which reads "...Begin, and cease, and then again begin, with tremulous cadence slow, and bring the eternal note of sadness in." This reveals that although the sea brings comfort and tranquility, it too does bring sadness.
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D - hiding where the thing could not see
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The following steps can be taken in this respect :
1. Meet people in their natural habitats: Begin the dialogue by acknowledging the situation: learn about people's beliefs and perspectives.
2. It 's never just whatever you say that matters; it's also how you express it. Rage is not a tactic: making a message on social networks can make you famous, but it is only temporary.
3. Humanize the message by connecting with people's values: The majority of people do not identify as LGBT+. So, why would they be concerned? It's easy to doubt concepts, but it's more difficult to doubt people. Let them associate with an individual rather than a policy.
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Universal Model School,
90 Aba Owerri Road,
Aba.
January 29, 2021.
Dear Chris,
I am so glad that we all made it to the new year 2021 despite the numerous challenges of the past year. I hope your university has resumed online classes? We are now preparing for first semester examination online!
I believe that you have heard of the workshop about the life and achievements of Nelson Mandela holding in my university in two months time. The adverts have saturated the local media over the past few weeks.
I want you to attend this workshop for many reasons. First of all, you have always told me that Nelson Mandela is your hero and you want to pattern your political career after him. Secondly, this workshop is a sort of training for the next generation of political leaders. Leadership is serious business for which a person must be equipped in order to perform excellently in it. Thirdly, certain papers that will be presented at the workshop will be relevant materials to us in our study of the course "African Political History" in the coming semester.
I really hope to see you at the workshop.
Yours Sincerely,
Jude
