I believe the answer is: D. context
For example, let's take a look at this sentence
<em>'you are so stupid!' </em>
Now imagine that sentence being done in two situations;
1. when two close friends is laughing and hugging each other.
2. When a teacher scream that sentence to a student.
These 2 scenarios are what considered as context, which might influence how we perceive the message even though both have the same sentence.
Restrictive covenant is the correct answer.
A restrictive covenant is any kind of agreement that demands that the buyer either take or abstain from taking an specific action. Through these covenants sellers bind legal obligations to the deed of a property that can be either simple or complex and levy penalties against buyers who do not obey them. Sometimes, these types of covenants can be removed through payments to sellers. These sellers can pertain to basically everything from the color you are allowed to have your house painted and what type of roof you are allowed to have on your house to how many people are allowed to live in the apartment.
Great plains is your answer looked it up
The insurgency elements that a<span>re active sympathizers who provide important support services but do not participate in combat operations is: </span><span>Auxiliary
Within a combat operation, there is always be a group of individuals that exist in battlefield without any intention to fight for both groups.
One example of this is the Red Cross.
In every combat, The Red Cross will provide medical assistance to any participants that are injured in the battlefield without seeing which side those participants are in. It is a very common norm in a battlefield that members of the red cross should not be attacked under any circumstances.</span>
