Well he was a nice man and very kind indeed in fact he was so nice and all and yea
<span>"C. III. Biological Effects" uses the technically correct capitalization for an outline entry, but it should be noted that outlines can really take any form that you wish. </span>
The acronym wyd in English means "What are you doing?". So you just need to know how to say the same thing in Chinese. I don't know if that's what you mean.
We form associations between two occurrences when they occur at the same time very often.
For example, if it happens regularly (but by coincidence) that someone gets sick if a distant relative visits, people might start linking those events and believe that there is an correlation between them, or even a causation.
This is often how superstitions arise. <span />
