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I believe the answer is: B. <span>saintly individuals who had postponed their own enlightenment to found monasteries.
The true purpose of the act of finding monasteries is to distant their selves from worldly desires. They believed that without cleaning ourselves from these worldly desires it is impossible for us achieve enlightment and understand the true nature of our universe and humanity.</span>
The Agriculture Adjustment Administration (AAA) confronted the most pressing farm problems. For example, an oversupply of farm products that led to low crop prices. The AAA paid farmers not to grow crops. As for electrification Act... I am unsure.
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Jeanne Bowman is an active, healthy, 80-year-old widow and mother of five grown children who range in age from 42 to 60 years old. She is well-informed and very conservative in her social and political views. Like many people in her age group, she is cautious when it comes to high-technology products, but in the last three years, she has purchased a cellular phone and learned to use e-mail, mainly due to the urging of her children and friends. She has just decided to purchase a DVD player because she watched a DVD movie at her daughter's home and really liked the quality of the picture. As was the case with her other high-tech purchases, a family member will accompany her when she buys the DVD <span>player. Regarding Jeanne's adoption of DVD technology, she seems to be in the
The answer is: Late majority
Late majority refers to the last segment of people in society that adopt a new technology. These group of people tend to be older and have either passed or in the least stage of their productive age. For most society, late majority accounted for around 35% of the population.
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The United Nations General Assembly explicitly recognized the human right to water and sanitation on July 28, 2010, through Resolution 64/292, and acknowledged that clean drinking water and sanitation are essential to the realization of all human rights.The United Nations recognizes access to water and sanitation as human rights, reflecting the
fundamental nature of these necessities in everyone's life.
People have rights, and states have the responsibility of providing water and sanitation services.
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