Answer: this is what u did to me loolliililiokokluilkiiilkiokooi
Explanation:
This should've been posted in business. Yes you can possibly get fired for not being friendly enough, you can often get complaints and your boss may get tired of all the complaints and you could possibly get fired. It really depends on the companys policy and how your boss is.
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Research has determined that fruits produced from healthy soil, in organic farms instead of conventional farms, usually have more vitamins and antioxidants, as well as better flavor compounds, which results in more nutritious food.
Explanation:
Mineral fertilizers and some farming practices can be harmful to the nutritious value of the food produced.
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Employment, town creation, diet, time, commuting, raw materials, sport and holidays are important for many reasons. For example, without employment, people would run out of money and businesses would shut down. Town creation allows us all to live properly and have the resources we need. If we don't have a good diet, we have a higher risk of health issues and obesity. We need to be able to commute for things such as work purposes and this is important so jobs will get done. Raw materials are important so the world has enough resources and sport is also important so people are keeping fit and also has many mental health benefits. Holidays are important for mental health and to make memories within families.
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Blacks will eventually reach full equality in the South, but only if southern whites give civil rights to them over time.
Explanation:
See page 578: "My own belief is . . . that the time will come when the Negro in the South will be accorded all the political rights which his ability, character, and material possessions entitle him to. I think, though, that the opportunity to freely exercise such political rights will not come in any large degree through outside or artificial forcing, but will be accorded to the Negro by the Southern white people themselves, and that they will protect him in the exercise of those rights."
