The news anchor's voice continued to crack, "a lethal
virus has been released in Las Vegas. At
the moment we know of four stages. The
final outcome looks to be one of the worst outbreak of any disease we’ve seen
in history.” The news anchor tried remain in an emotionless glare at the camera
while the live news show was transitioning into commercials but the cameraman
could see their mouth quivering the slightest bit. When the cameraman finally announced that the
show was now showing commercials, the young man who looked to be in his early
30’s broke down and ran to the bathroom.
He locked himself into a stall, turned around with his back to the door
and slowly slid down the stall to the tile floors. He softly muttered things like ‘What am I
going to do?’ and ‘Why is this happening?’
Just as he started to sob, he heard the door to the bathroom open to
allow someone in and close behind them. “Ben,
Benjamin, is that you?” the male voice spoke out softly as to follow the crying
man’s tone. Benjamin realizes that it
had been his coworker who he had somewhat of a friendship with who had entered,
so he decided to come out of the stall and face his friend. As soon as he sees the state he is in he
quickly grabs Benjamin, and hugs him tightly “We are going to get through this,
buddy.’ The man said while hugging the sobbing boy to him. If any other member of the newscast were to
enter they would have been turned uncomfortable about the two boys hugging so passionately
in the middle of the bathroom, but he didn’t even care what they thought
because right now Benjamin had more to worry about than coworkers.
Exactly 300 words. :D
Answer:
The setting is in Tibet China in the year 2005
Explanation:
'The Neglected Senses' is a compelling story of Rosemary Mahoney, who morbid fear for going blind after an accident, drove her to explore the world of blind people.
In 2005, she went to Tibet China to interview a blind woman by name Sabriye Tenberken and her seeing husband Paul Kroneberg, who were the founders of 'Braille Without Borders' the first school for blind and visually impaired people in Tibet.
In the year 2009, she spent three months teaching English language to blind and visually impaired people at a school in Trivandium, India called International School for Social Entrepreneurs where she met with and interacted with visually impaired people from across the world.
Smart cities could worsen existing problems when: B Certain areas of smart cities could be made more advanced than others, creating
greater inequality between citizens.
Smart cities are cities that makes use of technologies for the betterment of their citizen.
Smart cities could worsen existing problems as some particular areas may be far ahead in development than others which inturn lead to inequality as investors will tend to prefer the more advanced area than the less advance one.
In such situation the more advanced part will tend to enjoy more benefit than the others such as more job opportunities among others.
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According to what I know, B is the correct answer.
