Answer:
here!
Explanation:
John Locke → Second Treatise on Government
Thomas Hobbes → Leviathan
Samuel Johnson → A Dictionary of the English Language
John Dryden → Annus Mirabilis
Answer:
I would say it is meeting with potential clients to pitch new products because his main concern and job description is to sell to clients and be the representative for the companies sales production.
hopefully that helps!
When looking for a replacement word in a thesaurus it's always important to make sure the new word conveys the same meaning, with the same amount of power, as the first word. Finding new words that are "fancier" just for the sake of being fancy is rarely good.
Hasn't this question already been asked before? I thought the answer was a. in blue
Its constancy in contrast to the rapid changes the speaker undergoes. "<span>Not in lone splendour hung aloft the night And watching, with eternal lids apart, Like nature's patient, sleepless Eremite"</span> I would say that in speaking of the star as "steadfast" and or apparently "No-yet steadfast still unchanged" and as an Eremite or recluse indicates the constancy of the star compared to the vicissitudes of human love and affection and the fleeting moments of embracing one's love.
