In the king's final hours, he received his five-year-old great-grandson, the successor future Louis XV, to share his legacy. He advised his grandson to try to avoid going to war as much as possible, and to focus on relieving the burden on the people. He said that this was the ruin of the people.
<h3>What does
legacy mean?</h3>
A legacy is someone who has three mortal grandparents and one godly grandparent, or who is a further descendant of a particular deity. There is no distinction between a legacy of Ares/Mars and a legacy of Zeus/Jupiter because a legacy only counts the god it is descended from as an ancestor, not that deity's parents or grandparents. But through different ancestral combinations, it is possible to carry the genetic legacy of two or more gods.
As with Octavian's gift of prophecy or Periclymenus' descendants gaining the ability to change their shape, it is demonstrated that legacies can occasionally possess the skills of their divine ancestor. Some legacies do possess the skills of their divine ancestor, but this is only true of some of them.
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Ellos tuvieron un <u><em>accidente</em></u> de carro.
In this question we must fill the blank of a sentence in Spanish with a consistent and coherent choice, which is determined by common sense and own experience.
A group of people had something related to the car. <em>Heart attack</em> is a disease that people may suffer, <em>being sick</em> is a state inherent to some people, <em>accidents</em> are bad events that may happen to people, <em>injection</em> is an action that people may decide to or not.
Hence, the only choice that is consistent and coherent is the word <em>accidente</em>.
Ellos tuvieron un <u><em>accidente</em></u> de carro.
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I agree with it.The most widely accepted theory is that the first cells were created by groups of molecules working together to make the basic biomolecules (Carbs, Lipids, Proteins, Nucleic Acids). These biomolecules eventually found each other and supported each other creating cells. Over millions of years these unicellular organisms evolved into multicellular organisms, eventually leading up to humans and other common life forms today.
