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 2. For your second relationship, identify the independent and dependent variables and describe the attributes of each.

The Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA) passed in 1967. It was intended to protect the older half of the workforce from age discrimination in the workplace. Several of the major provisions of the ADEA include: protecting what a worker has earned in his/her tenure, allowing workers to oppose practices that are considered unlawful by the ADEA without consequence, and prevent employers and employment agencies from discriminating

Ecosystem management takes an integrated view of terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems, integrates ecological concepts at a variety of spatial scales, incorporates the perspectives of landscape ecology so that the range of possible landscapes in an ecosystem is recognized and preserved, and is an evolving paradigm incorporating the objective of ecological sustainability.

P3: Describe the potential effects of discriminatory practice on those who use health or social care services.

Paragraph explanation with specific examples: Passwords are important remember to always keep them private to you and your parents. When you get a password keep it to yourself because if you tell a friend that friend might not be your friend tomorrow or next week and then try to get you in trouble on the site that you are using. When you have a password for a while it is important to change it up. Never make your password easy make it hard for someone to guess it but good enough to where you can remember it. Always make sure your parents or guardian knows your password because they are in charge of how you can use the site you are using

(4) “Again they must believe the thieves took plenty of time to fold the grave clothes and place them neatly to one side.”

With respect to Paragraph 41, Defendants admit that Storms delivered M&M’s photographs to J&J Tool with Plaintiff’s permission.

A statistical chart was created to analyze novels read my students in a 12th grade Literature class. There were a total of four classes and the teachers of the literature classes were Dr. Adhanom, Ms, Zadnichek, SGT Kulokowski, and Mr. Radoslovich. Each Literature class had a wide variation of students per class ranging anywhere from ten to forty-five students. The point of the statistical model was to show the teacher’s name of the 12th grade Literature class, the number of students in the class, the total novels that were read, and the average of novels that were read per student. Thus, the statistical chart allows people to see what class read the most and least amount of books. In addition, the chart shows an average of books read per students.

''I need to talk to him!'' He ordered, his eyes were wildly darting around while searching for a person who was going to give in to his request. He needed to talk to his friend, he needed to apology for leaving him behind and for not looking for him for so long, even after being turned back to himself.

It’s leaving the sink piled up with dirty dishes for a day… no, two… or wait, is it day three already?

In chapters 15 and 16 of John, Jesus prepared his disciples for his departure. Part of that preparation was disclosure of the coming of the Holy Spirit and his work (John 15:26). Immediately preceding this He referred to the rejection of the Jews in spite of the testimony of the miraculous signs he had performed (15:24-25). He then made reference to the testimony of the coming Holy Spirit whom he described as the “Advocate” (15:26) and instructed the apostles that they too must testify. It was the Spirit that fueled their later fulfillment of Jesus’ instructions and accredited their testimony with miracles. The Spirit of Truth bore witness to the truth of their words with his power. In this way, he was, indeed, their advocate as well as their companion in ministry and in their walk with God.

There should be one person (A) that has visitor fill out the forms and files them, also keeping a tally of the number each day. And a second person (B) collects the cash and deposits it into the lock box.

The tone of the paragraphs 10-12 is humorous. For example, in paragraph 10 "There was a roar of laughter in the courtroom." because the lawyer thought he could grow cooked corn The author uses dialogue and figurative speech such as the metaphor in paragraph 11 when the judge asked, '"Sir, have you lost your mind?".

“Paisley, We have a little over a minute. When I give you the signal, neutralize the area quickly. I don’t care if I’m not able to use my manifestation. Whatever’s coming at us, it’s coming fast and it’s powerful.”

The tone created by the author´s words and phrases in paragraphs 10-12 is very sarcastic and ironic. The farmer´s lawyer is late to court and the lawyer rushes in at the last minute. He, then explained to the the courtroom that he lost track of time while boiling two bushels of corn and planting them. This is very ironic due to the fact that since the innkeeper said that the scrambled eggs the farmer ate could have been 10 more chickens , and they would have had eggs and so on. The lawyer stated his fact that since the innkeeper said the scrambled eggs could have hatched,