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Some wonder if people with synesthesia are just being metaphorical, as many people use metaphors that cross sensory modalities. a "loud shirt" doesn't actually produce a sound, a "warm color" doesn't actually evoke a change in temperature, and "bitter cold" doesn't actually produce a taste. what does cytowic friend say that suggests this isn't the case
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Which sentences describes a cycle of dependency? a. aid harms the local economy creating the need for more aid.b. aid improves infrastructure and creates more wealth and more good infrastructure.c. aid programs become more reliable over time so people can depend on them.d. no answer is correct
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Social Studies, 23.06.2019 00:50
Aryans believed that the most important thing in life was warfare. if this statement is true, which of the following facts best supports it?
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Which is one factor that contributed to the rise of sikhism? a. the spread of christianity into india b. opposition to the hindu caste system c. objections to the five pillars of islam d. a return to polytheistic religion
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1-social movements occur around many different issues in society. if you could start or join a movement which issue in society would you choose? why? what would you hope to accomplish? 2-choose one past or present example of a social movement in society. what type of social movement do you think that this example illustrates? who is the social movement trying to change? how much change are they trying to get in society?
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