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If you are in trouble, you wouldn't be asking people on brainly for help. No one knows where you live, so if we were to call the cops, what would we even say. Plus, how did you ask for help here if you have no way of contacting people. If you need help, you wouldn't have time to ask people on a school site. You shouldn't play with peoples feelings. If you actually need help, sorry, maybe someone else can help.
Explanation: EDITED
Ok, so you "do need help and are not joking". Ok. I'll accept that that is true, but we still cannot help you. The only thing we can do is give support. I'm sorry if you are actually going through this. I cant imagine how hard it must be. But if you are lying, no one will ever take you seriously again. THIS IS NOT A TOPIC TO BE JOKING AROUND ABOUT. IT IS SERIOUS. So in short, if you are telling the truth, we are sorry for you and we support you, but there is nothing we can do. And if you are lying, you should be ashamed.
And, again, I don't want to be rude. I just want you, and others to understand. Maybe try getting in touch with a teacher next time you do school (in person or online)
Answer: The answer is 3
Explanation: A semicolon is used when an author could've chosen to end their sentence, but chose not to. This is the case in number 3. Hope I helped!
Answer:
I really liked this question. This gives me a lot to think about.
Explanation:
It depends on what age you are and if you are presently experiencing the hardship. If you are very young or very old, than it is my belief that people will pity you more than believe in you. If you are between 25-50 years old, I believe that people will expect more from you, and pity you less. If you had hardships in your past, people will expect more of you now, because you have gained form your experience. If not, they will not have as much confidence or expectations of you.
Answer:
A word is a SYNONYM for minimize and the influence of Gandhi on the people of India is described below in detail.
Explanation:
Minimize, disparage, denigrate, disparage(verb) beginning to seem less severe; play down. "Don't disparage his influence" Synonyms: calumniate, smear, denigrate, disparage, asperse, besmirch, diminish, defamation, pick at, disgrace, smirch, downplay, minimize, defame, belittle, understate, humiliate.
Gandhiji led a simplistic life. He supported people in need without demanding anything in replacement. He performed an important role in struggling against British control and presenting India as an independent country.
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The book 'The Travels of Monarch X' opened the world of science for Richard. After reading it, he became interested in tracking the migration of butterflies. This interest led to his other projects and experiments. Finally, he became a great scientist.
Written by: Ross Hutchins
Explanation:
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