It basically means that most people have the same opinion :)
Harvard is<span> more affordable than public universities for 90 percent of Americans, and equally generous for international students.</span><span> Wherever you are from, whatever your citizenship, applying for </span>financial<span> aid will not hinder your chances of admission.</span>
<em>In the film, there are very interesting projections, the narrator describes the year 2015 as the "worst of times" because</em> of <u>innovations and the uncertain future of technology;</u> like any large-scale innovation, forecasts are mere hunches. What's certain about the future of technology is that there will be a lot of competition, and increasingly complex services, depending on incredibly intelligent software based on state-of-the-art technology. Google is the best example of the convergence, where everything is concentrated or depends on the internet. And <u>convergence in technology standards;</u> the film shows a bit of how big technology companies have set standards for the internet. The EPIC means "Evolving Personalized Information Construct", and is the apex of the forecasts in which the film ends. Googlezon, where Google and Amazon come together, with an idea of what might be possible in the future. It is terrifying to think about the future, the possibilities, the domain of giants in the technology market.
He restored the morale of the Continental Army in addition to introducing discipline and putting the tattered soldiers into fighting shape. He drilled the troops which were often in bad shape and defeated which was vital in helping the Continental Army accomplish its missions.
Your answer would be B). The Olmec's invented a popular ball game that later cultures played.
A sister culture is a culture that gets traditions from civilizations that are around them and then pass on their culture to succeeding civilizations for generations to come. The Olmec's invented a game, and it was later on played by other cultures, and that perfectly fits the description of what a "sister culture" is.
