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opposite is the answer</span>
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Explanation:
Yes I do agree since each one has specific tasks and responsabilities to hold. If any side of them influenced the other it may stop it from performing its job with a high quality.We've seen examples of countries combini ng church and state through history and the amount of problems they faced
<span>Each of the castles had ITS own army of knights. The pronouns each and every always take either a singular pronoun or a singular verb. So, you can dismiss the option "their" immediately because it is a plural pronoun. So let's take a look at the other two, her and his. Castles do not really have a gender in English, and his is used for masculine gender, whereas her for feminine, so neither of those two options is correct. Thus, you have to use ITS.</span>
