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When you don’t eat enough food you don’t get sufficient energy that is required by the body to perform the functioning. All this results in fatigue, which adversely affects the body mass, weight and overall metabolism as well.
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The possible theme of the song is option C. What's on the inside is what counts.
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The reason for that theme is because in the song it says "you can buy your hair if it won't grow, you can fix your nose if he says so, you can buy all the makeup that M. A. C can make, But if you can't look INSIDE you, find out who am i too, Be in the position to make me feel so unpretty, I'll make you feel unpretty too."
The song "Unpretty" by TLC tries to make girls aware that they are beautiful in unique ways and that they should be happy about it. The song shows that although girls can make themselves look good artificially, but that what is most beautiful is Natural beauty. The song focus on the inner beauty of a girl hence the above selected theme. the song tells girls or women to find out who they really are and be comfortable for who they have become.
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Humphrey wanted to create dances that reflected her individuality and were appropriate to contemporary America. To develop a personal technique she spent many hours in front of a mirror and came to believe that all movement fell within the “arc between two deaths,” or the range between motionless balance and falling imbalance incapable of recovery. She understood that every movement a dancer makes away from the centre of gravity has to be followed by a compensating readjustment to restore balance and prevent uncontrolled falling; the more extreme and exciting the controlled fall attempted by the dancer, the more vigorous must be the recovery. As Mary Wigman had utilized space as the ever-present antagonist, so Humphrey made dramatic use of gravity, displaying the human desire for security (balance) in conflict with the urge for progress and adventure (imbalance). Another of her innovative theories held that movement is not always the consequence of emotional impulse but can itself create meaning.
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It does depend on how you are going to define Early and Late Victorian. He was most popular in the 1890s. I would say that that is Late Victorian. She "ruled" England from 1876 until her death in 1901.
Wilde was popular during the last 11 years of her reign so I would pick Late Victorian.
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