Answer:
Sonia earns a reputation as a fair and capable judge with her ruling in the baseball strike case.
Explanation:
Megan Stine's "Who is Sonia Sotomayor" covers in nine chapters Sonia's life from the early childhood through her college years and beginning of her law career to her finally becoming one of the nine Supreme Court judges.
Chapter 7 refers to her work as a lawyer and the path she crossed in the process of becoming a judge in the District Court.
Also, this chapter introduces the idea of Sonia being quite capable and fair judge by giving an example of one of her first big cases, in which her ruling was highly praised.
It was the case of Malor League baseball players vs. the team owners. The situation reaches a critical point and the future of the League was in a great danger due to the players' seven months long strike.
Judge Sotomayor, however, quickly reached the verdict which resulted in ending of the strike and making Sonia famous and establishing herself as a fair and capable judge.
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The sound of a ringing telephone is more likely to bring about a reaction from me.
A ringing telephone has some sort of urgency to it: someone wants or needs to speak to me. It might be good or bad news, it might just be an old friend or relative who wants to chat... It's a sound that makes me curious. I want to know who it is and what that person has to say.
The smell escaping from a bakery is less urgent. If I'm hungry, it'll be more appealing. If not, even though it smells delicious, I will not be as inclined to pay the bakery a visit. It might even awaken some memories, still it's not likely to make me interrupt my walk to wherever it is that I'm going.
