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Although I can't see the options given. Internal conflicts are usually within a character and themselves. Usually about their emotional, physical, mental, and or spiritual stability. Internal conflicts are within ones self, a struggle only you deal with. Hope that gave you a hint.
I think it's A but i could be wrong
Universal health care is the most debated public health care program in the US. This is a kind of health program that seeks to be funded by the tax payer and is issued by the government. The argument is the benefit it will incur or as some individuals agitate the kind of loses it will bring to the entire economy. According to my cost benefit analysis, I find it more surprising that there is nothing to argue about since health is wealth, the healthier the nation the richer it is. The critics to the above program which is being supported by the current US government should refrain from such kind of action and go back to the drawing board to check the benefit of the overall insurance program. I argue the case in terms of utilitarianism, I base my findings on the morals that worth an action, an action that is purely determined by its utility in enhancing equitable assumption of happiness in the entire nation.
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If you wrote this, I'm just saying wowww. Other than two grammar mistakes, it was really good.
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First person point of view is the thoughts, feelings, and actions from someone directly involved in the conflict. It uses words like I, me, and my. Second person point of view is using words like you and we. It is from your own point of view, as if you were directly involved in the conflict or plot. Third person point of view is from the view of someone outside of the conflict but looking in on the events unfolding. There are different types of third person point of views that can look in at the thoughts, feelings, and actions of people directly involved in the conflict or plot. Remember, third person is not involved in the plot or conflict. They are simply looking in at the events.