Answer: False. Groups do not have a common identity but they do have shared expectations.
Explanation: Groups have one identity, because they are working together in a group. If they were working individually, they would have a common identity. Shared expectations are something that a group has because they all expect the people in the group to give it their all and accomplish their goals.
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From what what this question is saying it sounds like that the Americans being used as "insurance policies to guarantee the safe delivery of munitions" must mean that the Americans were to insure safe transport of the munitions of war from location to location. So, Senator Norris must mean that the munitions of war are guaranteed safe transport by American citizens used as insurance policies.
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We benefit off of citizen journalism due to it being used by real people and not one organization. This also leads to some failures in the fact that they do have freedom of speech and can bend the story.
<span>This article integrates findings from earlier research (Roessingh and Kover, 2003; Roessingh, Kover, and Watt, 2005) linking distinct patterns of achievement</span>
The answer to this question is 'Viral'.
In current term, the word viral is used to describe something that well known. Due to the development in technology such as social media. More and more people wanted to expose their private life to the mass in order to obtain fame, connection, and recognition through the display.
