I think the correct answer from the choices listed above is option A. It is "who" that signifies the relative cause in the sentence. Relative clauses<span> are </span>clauses<span> starting with the </span>relative<span> pronouns who*, that, which, whose, where, when. They are most often used to define or identify the noun that precedes them.</span>
Millicent would probably tell the sorority sisters just what she had been thinking the entire time, that if she had been accepted she would be just like them and given up her individuality, and conformed to sorority way of like.
That visiting the basement for the last time she say freedom of herself and how she was not like the sorority girls as all and how she would not conform to their ways.
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This is a legal term. Just to get you started, someone that practices being willfully blind, remains ignorant of the situation. They do not want to know the facts so that they can remain "in the dark" or willfully blind. When you do something "willfully" you are doing it and you KNOW that you are doing it. Doing it on purpose. Blind - not seeing the whole picture - or any of the knowledge or facts that you need.
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One example of a thesis statement would be:
"The best policy to follow during economic crisis is to lower taxes instead of printing money".
It is a thesis because it presents a statement or a claim that needs to be defended by the author of the statement. It is also a statement because it presents the opportunity for people to agree or disagree with it. In fact, many people think exactly the opposite of the thesis: that in economic crisis taxes should not be lowered, and money should be printed instead.