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Mike Wheeler left the pizza in the oven by mistake.

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MIKE Wheeler left the PIZZA in the OVEN by mistake.

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Individuals with HIV/AIDS are viewed and treated the same as uninfected individuals in society.a. True
b. False

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The correct answer is A: False.

Even though nowadays we have technology, social media and many other ways to acquire information and be informed, society still has a big taboo towards sex and sexual transmitted diseases (STDs). HIV/AIDS is one of the most known STDs and it makes it "bigger" that its one that will likely kill the carrier and that scientists are still working on the cure.

Because of this, people still treat individuals with HIV/AIDS in a different way. Regardless of the fact that everyone knows how you can get infected (only by a sexual act or blood and NOT by touch, a sneeze, etc.) people are judging the person and the way he/she got infected more than the sickness itself, and that is why they treat them different and not the same as uninfected individuals in society.

I believe this is B) false. The infected individuals are often shunned and ostracized from the society because people are generally scared of being infected with HIV/AIDS, even though they are well aware of how this disease is transmitted.

Phonology refers to the science which treatsa. vocal sounds.
b. heart rhythms.
c. nutritional deficiencies.
d. blood disorders.

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Among the options provided, the correct answer is:

Phonology refers to the science which treats (a.) vocal sounds.

It is a system or linguistic branch which correlates the speech sounds' relationship which comprise the principles language components. It may include or exclude phonetics. 

Who is the normative character in the play Hamlet?

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If by normative you mean basically the person which remains balanced the entire time? I'd say that would easily mean Horatio.

What frightens the Lilliputian more than Gulliver's Scimitar ?

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Gullivers large size frightens the lilliputians more than his scimitar does.

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Gulliver was not abnormally towering but the Lilliputians were extremely small. This was the central cause of fear for the small Lilliputians.He was a titan according to what they thought.

What does the sea symbolize in The Old Man and the Sea

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The sea, in the novel, represents the Universe and Santiago's isolation in it. The sea is what makes Santiago face his ultimate challenge, because at sea there is no help or recognition he is just all alone and has to deal with that.
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b. When you see the Sun, you aren't seeing it as it is.
c. The star nearest Earth is the Sun.
d. The fastest speed possible for anything is the speed of light.

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a) Humans will never travel to planets around even the nearest stars

Maybe one day, in hundreds of years, technology would be advanced enough for us to get to such planets!
A. The writer thinks it is obvious, but what if the future allows it to happen? It is only an opinion
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