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Theories are statements that seek to explain some phenomena in nature, but do not give a certainty that this is correct. Thus, a theory is a form of explanation that is open to reformulation because it does not present an absolute truth. A law, however, presents a concrete statement, completely proven and that is not intended to explain a phenomenon, but rather to expose generalized information on the subject addressed.
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true or false? the professor uses the phrases the law of ideas and intellectual property law interchangeably.
racial segregation
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school liaison officer
school based police officer
They vote for their favorite candidate
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because she is
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