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A good old suixcide note
Explanation:
(I promise I'm not crazy)
You use gloves so no fingerprints and you stay out of the way of cameras.
You can plant a gun, force them to hang themselves, make it look like the wanted to jump off the bridge or drown. All Heather's up in there.
Also there are types of chemicals that are almost untraceable
And if you ever hide a body make it 2 hours from your area dig a 12 foot hole fill it up half way then put in a dead animal body. They will prob see the animal and give up guessing that's what the dogs smelled. And 2 hours is out of the normal search area. (saw that in a tikxtok)
Answer: about 10,000-12,000 people
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answer : Likely to be less polluted with ; Sulphur compounds and Carbon dioxide. On the other hand Geothermal resources/energy can also cause the presence of green gases
Explanation:
Based on General information Geothermal power plants have low emission levels therefore areas with heavy incidence/presence of geothermal resources are likely to be less polluted with ; Sulphur compounds and Carbon dioxide.
On the other hand Geothermal resources/energy power plants can also cause the presence of green gases
The New Colossus is a poem by American poet Emma Lazarus (1849–1887). She penned the poem in 1883 to generate money for the construction of a pedestal for the Statue of Liberty.
<h3>What sonnet is etched on the Statue of Liberty's pedestal?</h3>
Give me your tired, your destitute," the sonnet closes, and it continues to be a profoundly affecting and potent articulation of an American ideal. Her poem "The New Colossus" was chosen to be inscribed on the Statue of Liberty, the monument it commemorates.
She was a gift from the French and has been watching over New York Harbor since 1886. A tablet with the inscription "Give me your tired, your weary" was affixed to the statue's base.
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