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Hello,
Usually, in a sentence, a comma is placed after a coordinating conjunction,
in a dependent clause that starts with a sentence (i.e., introductory phrase...), in appositives to offset them from the sentence,
to separate items in a sentence, after introductory adverbs, and attributing quotes.
There are lots of uses and places for where a comma should go. I used business insiders' "The most important rules for usage of commas," if you want more examples.
(there's a lot!)
Hope this helps!
- Sahkfam
Two different things using like or as.
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Utopia refers to an ideal society that is perfect socially, legally, and politically.
This model of a perfect society was first introduced by Thomas More.
Some argue that a perfect society does not require law. However, Miguel et al suggest that unlike the other models of society (such as Abundantia, Moralia, Naturalia, and Millenium, Utopia is the one with the strongest relationship with Law.
His argument is that adherence to Law and order brings us closer to Utopia. If everyone was law obeying, then there would be a semblance of perfection.
If therefore in a Utopian State based on Law, someone broke the law, he or she would probably be sent for social reformation. According to
Miguel et al, states that in Utopia, tools which help to shape social behavior are:
- Moral Suasion
- Educational Systems and
- Religious principles
It, therefore, prevails that the lawbreaker would most likely be sent to a reformatory.
Cheers
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Out of all of us, Jash was the one. If you need punctuation
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