Answer:
D. she is desperate to find help for her friends
Explanation:
I think this is the answer, please tell me if I'm wrong.
Answer:
C.The answer is obvious and requires little research to find
Explanation:
I just checked via apex
Answer: I think it's the first one
Explanation:
Sorry if I'm wrong
"Ummmm, I was just going out for a walk." She said cheerfully but nervously. "But, you know, if you want me too I guess I'll just go back to the plane." She says and starts to cry while batting her eyelashes and said "Please sir let me stay out just for tonight, please sir. Pretty please?"
"Fine then young lady, what's your name?" Said the police officer very firmly.
"My name is Katlyn, Atturburg, sir." she said bravely.
Incomplete question. But I inferred you are referring to the article "A Guide to Exiles, Expatriates, and Internal Emigrés" by Mary McCarthy. The paragraph reads;
<em>"More than anybody (except lovers), exiles are dependent on mail. A Greek writer friend in Paris was the only person I knew to suffer real pain during the events of May, 1968, when the mail was cut off..".</em>
Answer:
<u>to show an exemption</u>
Explanation:
This exemption could read this way;
"With the exemption of lovers, exiles are dependent on mail more than anyone". What this means is that lovers use mails far more than exiles because of their emotional connection. But when you are not lovers, then exiles do more of mailing than you do.
