The event that happened to this sculpture is that it is<span> much plainer on this side, as the artist must </span>have thought it<span> was not worthwhile expending so much effort on a side rarely seen by onlookers. The back of the </span>statue is<span> quite plain, for the same reason. A number of fragments from the missing </span>parts<span> of the </span>statue are<span> very helpful clues in recreating the monument.</span>
The answer is d. jazz pianist
I'm not the best at it, but I can teach you at least the basics...
It's like writing a book almost, the actions are suppose to mimic the character's personality, so when you're trying to think of your muse's actions, keep their overall attitude in mind.
I did only a couple, but that's just the advice my friends taught me...and I hope it helps you in the future...but if they're any specific questions you want to ask, feel free to ask me ^^
a line on a map joining points of equal height above or below sea level
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Im pretty sure the answer is the first one
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