shanelle has been diagnosed with cardiovascular disease.which type of exercise would best help her regain her health

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Answer: There are certain types of exercises that are appropriate with people who are diagnosed with cardiovascular conditions. People with these conditions need to have a regular exercise as this can help in a variety of ways, such as: losing-weight, control of blood sugar and blood pressure, and strengthening the heart muscles. But before doing such exercises, you need to consult your physician too. These exercises include: walking, swimming, light jogging, or even biking. Do not over exert and always know your limits.

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The correct answer bilaterally symmetrical. One side of your face is identical to the other side, so you are probably bilaterally symmetrical. Bilateral symmetry means that an organism is equally divided in half along its central axis.

bilaterally symmetrical

The photo.... (24..)......................

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2. The man paid for his new car in cash.
3. I already ate breakfast by the time the others woke up.
4. It snowed for three days when suddenly the sun came out.
5. Sam worked here for six years before he left to go the university.
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Are you from South America/Spain? Because that kind of "problem" gives you if you're studying English at a spanish country. I'll give you the answers, but you won't be able to make sentences with this past tense.
2. Was paying.
3. Was already eating.
4. Was snowing.
5. Was working.
6. Was going.
7. Were watching.
8. Were already seeing.
9. Was teaching.
10. Was sitting.

On Birmingham Sunday the blood ran like wine,Which literary technique do the bolded words use?

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The literary technique that the line above uses is called imagery. It means that the author is using such vivid language to convey strong images in the readers' minds so that they can imagine what they are reading without any problems. You can clearly see in your mind how the blood ran like wine because of the beautiful words the author used to convey his message.

imagery

is the answer. Hope it helps.

Why do visual and verbal techniques work well together?

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If there's a more specific question I can answer that as well.

My answer to the question your provided me is -

It helps the reader create a scene in their minds usually causing more interest in the paragraph, book, ect.

PLEASE PLEASE HELP!! Read the excerpt below from the story “Marriage Is a Private Affair” by Chinua Achebe and complete the statement that follows.

“[Nene] is a good Christian,” his son went on, “and a teacher in a girls’ school in Lagos.” “Teacher, did you say? If you consider that a qualification for a good wife, I should like to point out to you, Emeka, that no Christian woman should teach. St. Paul in his letter to the Corinthians says that women should keep silence.”

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Answer: The right answer is the C) Generational dilemma.

Explanation: In this excerpt from the short story "Marriage Is a Private Affair" by African novelist Chinua Achebe (1930-2013) there is a clear reference to the generational differences that exist between a father and his son. For the son, Nnaemeka, the fact that Nene (the woman he loves and the one that he wants to marry) is a well-educated woman, who has a career and works in a school are good qualities, but for his father, who belongs to a previous generation, they are not. Women, he believes, are meant to be exclusively wives, and a good wife, and a good Christian woman, should not work outside the household.

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