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Explanation:
In 6th grade I was the skinniest and smallest kid in the class. One day my Math teacher was teaching the class about fractions and how to multiply the fractions you needed to flip the second fraction first. So in order to help the rest of the class remember and visualize this topic he decided to flip me upside down from my ankles in front of the class. Little did he know, my mother had asked me to change a pocket full of change with the landlady and I had forgotten. So when the teacher flipped me, about $20 in change fell out of my pocket in front of the whole class, and I spent 20 minutes finding and picking them up.
Breitbart is now the in-house publication of the Republican nominee for president in all but name. What it publishes explains a great deal of Trump’s appeal — and is helping to define what "Trumpism" means.
<span>The answer is Nothing
is at last sacred but the integrity of your own mind. It means that what is
important is what you think and what you believe in. What matter is what the vision that you set
for yourself. It is your life and you
live it as you see fit.</span>
Answer:
C. VandenBerg says, "No matter where you go . . . the power of glaciers is all around you."
