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@help

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@sikinder

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where is the question?

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ill post it

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ok

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http://ebible.org/kjv/Mark.htm I HAVE 8 QUESTIONS . CAN U PLEZ HELP ME ANSWER THEM>

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Can u help me;D

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Sure but where are the questions?

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ill post the first question

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ok

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1. In the first chapter, Mark quotes from the Hebrew Scripture, specifically from the book of Isaiah. Why? What point do you think he was trying to make?

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@beauty18dd do i have to read all that story?

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yeah. to the first question talks about the first huge paragraph

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hello

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article
http://www.jstor.org/stable/3343472


ill post the question in a bit

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Urban agriculture influences local communities and economies by increasing


waste, which places a burden on local landfills.
rates of violent crime.
energy and transportation costs.
the availability of low-cost, nutrient-dense foods may improve nutritional status.

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the availability of low-cost, nutrient-dense foods may improve nutritional status.

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is it right

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Financial support for urban agriculture comes from

government grants.
private foundations.
All of these responses are correct.
local businesses.

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government grants.
i think it soo

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its not all?

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or may be local businesses

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idk:(

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I guess local businesses only

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did u see article

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yes

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One researcher estimated that a 10 x 10 meter city plot could yield a household’s yearly vegetable needs and make a significant contribution to meeting requirements for vitamin A, vitamin C, B-vitamins, and iron. However, negative health consequences of urban gardening may include


Toxic intakes of potassium and magnesium.
Decreases in physical activity.
Exposure to toxic industrial contaminants.
Increased intake of saturated and trans fats