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When people create the best life possible given their circumstances they are acting as?
creators
What is the synonym for improvising?
A possible synonym for improvising is acting impromptu.ad-libbing, extemporizing, extemporising
What is the abbreviation for acting as in acting director?
acting head
What is impromptu acting?
Impromptu acting is acting at the spur of the moment.
Is action acting is more subtle than dramatic acting?
Action acting is just a form of acting that can be used for any acting style such as a drama or comedy.
Who are the Possible employers for lawyers?
who are the possible employers for fashion design
Where are the possible employers for cardiologists?
s9
Who are possible employers for doctor career?
yes
Why was it possible for employers to pay low wages in the 19th20th century?
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Who are the possible employers for beauty?
Mary kay, Avon, Arbonne
Who is the possible employer for lawyers?
who are the possible employers for fashion design
To avoid possible lawsuits some employers have adopted which of these strategies with regard to providing references for an employee?
some employers have stopped providing references
Is it possible for an object at rest to have forces acting on it?
bob
Is it possible for an object to move if no net force is acting on it?
no
What is the process of acting out a situation to see possible outcomes?
Combination
The purpose of what is to save as many lives as possible by acting as quick as possible to sort victims according to the need of treatment and chances of survival?
The purpose of a triage is to save as many lives as possible by acting as quick as possible to sort victims according to the need of treatment and chances of survival.
Is it possible for an object not to be in motion and still have a force acting on it?
Yes, the object can have equal forces acting in opposite directions: 5N ->[]<- 5N The object will have forces acting upon it, but will not move.
