The answer for this question is
<span>The essay explores how the different elements of the poem combine to create an atmosphere of doom with “the chain of events and the foreboding of the repeated word ‘Nevermore’" (Poe Studies/Dark Romanticism: History Theory, Interpretation, 163).</span>
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right answer is C. Gina, who feels that she never does well on written
assignments and that she's just not good at sociology. <span>Depression
is accompanied by feelings of inferiority and a sense of hopelessness
that prevent the person from objectively assessing their personal
abilities and perceive that they are not able to face the situations of
their daily life, such as academic or work activities.
I hope my answer can help you.
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I think this highly subjective as most historians can’t agree on what he was trying to say and why. But my interpretation was that he used the term “iron curtain” because iron is viewed as strong and impenetrable. Remember, the Soviet gov controlled their people. The news they got, the tv they watched, the flowing of information in and out of the country. Nothing from the outside was getting in unless the gov approved it. Also in the flip side, the gov wanted to keep its people in the country and they could not escape easily. This is why the Brandenburg Gate, The Berlin Wall and yes the physical Iron Curtain were constructed.
By finding a way to gently guide your questioners back to the message you are: <span>staying on the message.
By doing this, you can keep the discussion to stay within your expertise. On top of that, you would not ramble in front of your audience which could make you lose some part of credibility in the perception of your audience.</span>
No they mostly do not. Sometimes there are some good guys out there who do like it... unless it smells down there. If it does, drink pineapple juice or eat pineapples.
