The correct answer to this open question is the following.
Although there are no options attached, we can say the following.
The percentage of incoming college students are frequent, high-risk drinkers is 50% percent of college students.
Researchers agree that four of five college students frequently consume alcohol on campus or their surroundings. This means that approximately 80% of college students like to drink alcohol ar feel the social pressure of their peers to drink in parties or bingers.
Because most of those students leave home to rent a department or live in campus dorms, they feel free to live an independent life that includes big party time. And that usually has consequences.
Answer:
Senegal
Explanation:
Senegal, a small country from the African nation is fighting very bravely with the disease AIDS or HIV. Senegal proved to be the model nation among the African countries to control the deadly disease of AIDS.
Senegal has made several measures to prevent AIDS.HIV in their country. The government of Senegal had run many awareness programs about the disease of AIDS and have educated their people the causes of this disease and the different ways to prevent them.
The government is also taking adequate efforts to deal with this epidemic. The Senegal government is providing quality service to the HIV patients and helping them to live a quality life.
Senegal was the one of the first African country to provide free ARV treatment to the patients.
They also encourage various religious leaders and people of Senegal to rise awareness and educate others about the AIDS. The government had also reduced taxes o condoms as a measure to prevent or spread of HIV virus or AIDS.
Therefore he answer is --
"Senegal".
I Think it is Option 2 but i am not positive
<u>Answer:</u>
<em>Firstly, the bill is drafted by the president, any member congress or any head of the federal agencies. </em>
<u>Explanation:</u>
The then newly drafted bill is reviewed and examined by the committee and the sub-committee. Hearings and the study of the bill are conducted.
Next, the bill is then passed to House and the Senate who, after checking the validity of the bills, send it to the president.
<em>Then the president carefully examines the bill, and if it satisfies him/her, the bill is signed and it then becomes a law. </em>
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