What Caribbean island nation officially became a republic this week after replacing Queen Elizabeth II's ceremonial role with that of a new president?

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bordeaux at the shore

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bordeaux at the shore

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1. “Hit the hay.”

“Sorry, guys, I have to hit the hay now!”

At first, it seems like the person saying this really wants to punch some hay. But it really just means that they’re really tired and want to go to sleep.

2. “Up in the air”

“Hey, did you ever figure out those plans?”

“No, they’re still up in the air for now. We’ll figure everything out later.”

Can plans actually be floating high in the sky?

3. “Stabbed in the back”

“I don’t want to be Hayley’s friend anymore, she stabbed me in the back!”

Literally stabbing someone in the back could bring someone to jail! That’s definitely not what this idiom means.

Being stabbed in the back means that you’ve been betrayed by someone who you thought you could trust.

4. “Takes two to tango”

“David isn’t the only guilty one here! After all, it takes two to tango.”

It literally does take two to tango--you can’t dance the tango unless you have a partner. But this idiom means that if there’s a suspicious situation, then there’s more than one culprit. They couldn’t have done it by themselves.

5. “Kill two birds with one stone.”

“Why not go to the post office on your way to the mall and kill two birds with one stone?”

Don’t worry, we’re not actually killing any birds here! When you kill two birds with one stone, a single action knocks out two tasks or responsibilities--accomplish two different things at the same time. (In this case, posting a letter and doing some shopping in one trip.)

6. “Piece of cake”

“Ha, that assignment was really a piece of cake!”

No, the professor didn’t give them a slice of cake to eat! When something is a piece of cake, it’s so simple that it’s as easy as eating one.

7. “Costs an arm and a leg”

“Matt, I really want that car, but it costs an arm and a leg. I don’t think I should get it for now.”

When something costs an arm and a leg, you won’t literally have to cut off your arm and leg to buy it. It just means that it costs a lot of money, so it would be as painful (for your wallet) as cutting off an arm and a leg to pay for it!

8. “Break a leg”

“Hey, don’t you have a recital today? Break a leg!”

You might be scared when you hear this idiom--did they really just tell someone to break their leg?

When someone uses this idiom, they’re actually wishing the person good luck. See how confusing idioms can be? This means the total opposite of what it seems to mean!

9. “Rule of thumb”

“As a rule of thumb, you should usually pay for your date’s dinner, too.”

A rule of thumb is a “rule” that’s not totally precise. It’s based off common experience and common sense.

They aren’t based on science or research!

10. “Blow off steam”

“Hey, I’m feeling pretty angry right now. I’m going to go blow off some steam.”

To blow off some steam isn’t to stand above a tea kettle and huff and puff

When you’re feeling angry or upset, and want to do something to relieve those emotions, then you’re blowing off steam--doing something or taking a break to help get rid of the stress.

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Evaluating the meaning of the legend "An Duong Vuong and My Chau - Trong Thuy" has the opinion that: "There can be no true love between couples when that love is opposed to the obligation to protect the Fatherland. , putting personal love above the destiny of the nation and nation".

From the love tragedy of My Chau - Throng Thuy in the legend of An Duong Vuong and My Chau - Trong Thuy, please clarify the above opinion.

TR = OUTPUT*PRICE

Marginal revenue is the change in total revenue when one more unit of a commodity is sold.

MR= change in TR/change in quantity sold

Average revenue refers to revenue per unit of output.

AR=TR/Q

Relationship between AR and MR:

a) When AR is decreasing, MR should be decreasing faster than AR. Thus, downward sloping MR curve is below the downward sloping AR curve(a situation of monopoly and monopolistic competition)

b) If AR is constant, MR is equal to AR. Both are indicated by the same horizontal straight line(a situation of perfect competition)

c) MR can be negative, but not AR.

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tendrán

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since it is referring that they will have a tour

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Merry Christmas to u as well have a blessed and happy day

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Merry Christmas to you and a happy new year .

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advanced merry Christmas and Happy new year

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btw maayng udtu dha bai

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a  simile uses like or as while metaphor acts is if one thing is something else.

Both similes and metaphors compare objects.

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1. State the exact role you’re applying for

Starting your cover letter with the position you’re applying for shows you’ve thoughtfully considered what makes you the best candidate for this specific position. It also implies that you’ve created a cover letter for their opening instead of using one general cover letter for all applications. It also reminds the audience about the position and provides context for the rest of your letter.

2. Use the right keywords

Employers often scan resumes and cover letters for keywords related to the role. Carefully review the job description and company website for clues on which you should include. For example, if the job description lists “time management” as a desired quality, try listing relevant examples in your cover letter.

3. Include relevant coursework

If you have little to no job experience, your relevant coursework can be helpful for employers. Include your completed courses relevant to the job description or industry. For example, if applying for a design internship, be sure to list your design courses and any significant related accomplishments.

4. Call out relevant skills

The body of your cover letter is where you can highlight relevant knowledge, expertise and education that will benefit the employer. Even if you don’t have professional industry experience, you can include skills you’ve gained in previous jobs, volunteer positions, classes or projects you’ve completed, or achievements in extracurricular activities.

For example, if you’re applying for a position as a reporting intern at a local publication, you could discuss your role as editor for the student paper or how your previous job as an office receptionist taught you the importance of time management.

5. Explain why you’re a good fit for the role

You should include a one or two sentences relating your qualifications to the internship. Carefully review the posted job description to understand which skills and experiences the employer is looking for. Align those with your own and decide which to prioritize in your cover letter based on the posting.

6. Describe what you feel you would gain from the internship

In most cases, employers have built an internship program to help students and young professionals better understand the industry and develop skills, experiences and relationships that will serve them throughout their career. In addition to explaining what you’ll bring to the table, highlight what you hope to achieve and learn through the internship.

7. Review your cover letter before sending

When your cover letter is complete, set aside time to review and edit. When proofreading, check carefully for spelling, punctuation and grammar errors. If possible, ask trusted friends or family members to review your final draft for a third-party perspective.

Answer: knowledge is knowing about basic life things

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Information density is highest in Vietnamese, followed by Thai, then Chinese. This is strictly a mathematical study. The lower the information density, the faster the conversations.

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Answer: it's the first one "While there are many dialects of Chinese, they all use the same basic set of characters." they have many different dialects but all are based on the same system.

Answer: if a verb is a stem changer in the present tense, it will not stem change in the preterite unless it is an – ir verb. No – ar or – er verbs will stem change in the preterite.

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Answer: لا أستطيع أن أفعل هذا لأنني لست أنت ولا أعرف ما هو أعمق تأثير حدث عليك.

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Measuring the depth of the sea?

Fathometer

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that's really sweet for who ever it was for

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in case you wanted the translation it goes something like this

Super Idol's smile is not near as bright as yours

you are as dazzling as your 105 degree sparkling glass of water

splashes water at camera

False. These would be physical signs of stress :>

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Answer: Come nomi la differenza tra resistenza e tolleranza

è che la resistenza è la misura della resistenza o della persistenza di una persona mentre la tolleranza è (non numerabile|obsoleto) la capacità di sopportare il dolore o le difficoltà; resistenza.

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Answer: They are synonyms of sufferance (if you mean that)

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(P.s: I am Italian, if you have questions, pls ask me)

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i like ya cut g

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Answer: Я думаю, що ми повинні ходити до школи в сучасному світі, тому що половина з нас старі, а інша половина не настільки старі, тому ходити до школи в сучасному світі для наступного покоління цього світу, щоб наступне покоління могло робити краще, ніж ми, як піклуватися світу або робити добрі речі, які іноді ми навіть не робимо

YA dumayu, shcho my povynni khodyty do shkoly v suchasnomu sviti, tomu shcho polovyna z nas stari, a insha polovyna ne nastilʹky stari, tomu khodyty do shkoly v suchasnomu sviti dlya nastupnoho pokolinnya tsʹoho svitu, shchob nastupne pokolinnya mohlo robyty krashche, nizh my, yak pikluvatysya svitu abo robyty dobri rechi, yaki inodi my navitʹ ne robymo

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Sustained economic disruption from Cóvid-19, austerity measures, persistent inequality, and poor government policies have all been cited as contributors to the weak numbers.

Hence, these factors lead to high rates of unemployment in South Africa.

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Black African women are the most effected, with an unemployment rate of 41%, the agency reports. Young people aged 15-24, and 25-34, recorded the highest unemployment rates of 64.4% and 42.9% respectively, according to the data from StatsSA.

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The reason why there  is unemployment rate so high in S. Africa are;

Unemployment can be regarded as the one in which people were not been able to secure a job even though they qualify.

Learn more about unemployment at;

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anyway, i like ASL to, honestly it's really cool. If you can, you should learn it. Maybe someone day you will meet deafs people, nobody can talk to them, but you can, and you use ASL, a lot of people will be like..... OMG he/she can talk to she/he........ :))))

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Revenue refers to the amount received by a firm from the sale of a given quantity of a commodity in the market.

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اشرب→ ( اشرب - Drink ) - (يشرب - Drinking ) - ( شرب :Drank).

2) قف → ( قف : Stand) - ( يقف : standing) - (وقف : stood up).

3) تحرك → ( تحرك : Move ) - (يحرك : Moves ) - (تحرك moved).

.يا اولاد اشربوا اللبن في الصباح -

.يا زينب اقرئي الصفحه ايضا -