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Use apportion in a sentence PLEASEEASY SHORT SENTENCE (less than 30 words)
BTW apportion = to measure out or assign something to different people, according
(sgttrumbo) please answer this one ;)

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Answer 1
Answer: Me and Grace was told to apportion the money among the different groups.
Answer 2
Answer: Jake had to apportion the money evenly between all of his partners. 

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"Moral values are not formed by our inner circle".

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Inner circle is the exclusive group of people in a person’s life whom he considers the closest. This number (of people in the group) is usually very small. They have the power to influence one’s decisions. But moral values should not be formed by our inner circle. One could be a completely different personality than the person in his inner circle. What may be correct for the other person, may not be right for the other.  Each persons perspectives are different.

Morals are related to essential human thoughts and feelings that inspire us in various ways. Values are important to us. It's what drives our conduct. They frame our decisions on what is moral or immoral, what is acceptable or what is unnecessary.

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2. The compassion and empathy we experience when we feel other people's pain.

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