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I would go with C, Concede and inane
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Whats the question? (I will edit this answer after you tell me. I just dont want anyone to use this question to play around)
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An armored KSF vehicle arrives to move the Garfields to Olivar. After Lauren and Joanne say their goodbyes, Lauren and Curtis make love, which they have not done in a while. Afterward, they talk about the future. When Curtis talks of going north, perhaps as far as Canada, Lauren is conflicted. She wants to go north, and she wants to be with Curtis, but she doesn’t want to desert Cory and her brothers. Also, she would first need to tell Curtis about her hyperempathy, and about Earthseed.
Pyro, a drug that promotes arson, becomes a growing problem in California. The night before Christmas Eve, a fire breaks out in the Payne-Parrish house. Neighbors try unsuccessfully to put the fire out, and the fire department is too slow to be of much help. While everyone is preoccupied, the thieves who set the fire rob three other homes, including the Olaminas’ home. Rosalee Payne and all her children die in the fire; only Wardell Parrish escapes. Broken by his loss, he is taken in by the Olaminas but soon goes back to the relatives he lived with before inheriting Mrs. Sims’s house.
Cory still hopes to move to Olivar, but the immediate problem for her family is a lack of income now that Lauren’s father is gone. Cory once taught at the college where Lauren’s father worked, so she arranges to take over his classes. Lauren, in turn, will take over for Cory as neighborhood schoolteacher. Kayla Talcott and another woman will share duties leading the church.
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Load-shedding is the practice of stopping the supply of electricity for a period of time because the demand is greater than the supply. Load-shedding is a last-resort measure used by an electric production company in order to ignore a blackout of the power system. It is usually in reaction to a condition where the demand for electricity maximum the power supply capability of the network.
Load-shedding commonly results from insufficient production capacity or inadequate transmission infrastructure to provide sufficient power to the area where it is needed. Load-shedding is a general or a daily normal event in many developing countries where electricity production capacity is underfunded or infrastructure is poorly managed.
Load-shedding may be localized to a specific part of the electricity network or may be more widespread and affect entire country. Load-shedding in developed state is rare because demand is exactly forecasted, adequate infrastructure investment in scheduled and network are well managed, such events are measured an unacceptable failure to plan and can cause important political damage to the concerned government.
In well managed under-capacity systems, load-shedding is scheduled in advance and advertised to allow people to work around them but in most cases, they happen without warning, typically whenever the transmission frequency falls below the ‘safe’ limit.
Owing to a chronic shortage of electricity, power-cuts are common throughout Pakistan, adversely affecting the country’s potential for economic growth. Even in provincial capitals, load-shedding is common especially during the hot summer season when demand for outstrips supply. Rural areas are the most severely affected, it is general for the rural households, having access to electricity, to lose power for more than 12 hours daily.
This sorry state of affairs has created untold miseries for the workers and production sector. Even protests, agitations and strikes at large scale could do nothing in this regard.
Electricity is the basic power which makes living in many fields. Many amenities of everyday life are directly linked with the supply of electricity. Unscheduled load-shedding always disturbs the normal pace of life beyond proportion. Load-shedding has far-reaching implications on the whole fabric of society. Government is facing a lot of protest across the country but admits that this problem urgently and permanently to save the nation from an economic collapse and irreparable loss.
