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Joan Didion felt compelled to write about the Santa Ana winds because they symbolized a powerful force that could affect the mood and behavior of people in Southern California. She was intrigued by the idea that external forces like the winds could impact individual psyche and create a sense of unease, which she explored in her essay "Los Angeles Notebook."
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How many countries in the world have writing on their flags?
2 flags have writing on them Iraq and the Saudi Arabian flag
When you think of Glendale what do you think of?
When I think of Glendale, I think of its vibrant shopping and dining scene, beautiful parks like Deukmejian Wilderness Park, and its close proximity to attractions like Griffith Park and the Los Angeles Zoo.
How many miles in 11K?
There are approximately 6.8 miles in 11 kilometers.
What is the synonym of urban?
i dont know i think a rural
What is the abbrevation for mountain?
mnt. i think
Why no person can compelled to witness against himself?
Think about it, would you tell the truth?
Is the polish Santa different to the modern Santa?
I think there is only one santa
Is blue Santa real?
no i don't think blue Santa is real but Santa is
Does answerscom think Santa Claus is real?
No, we don't think Santa's not real. We knowSanta's not real.
How many syllables does Santa have?
I Think 2 sylables are in "Santa"
How many riendeers does Santa have?
santa has 9 riendeer
Is santa cluze real?
Yes I think Santa Claus is real
Does Miley Cyrus think santa is real?
I think that Santa Clause is real because I saw my mom kissing him.
Why do people feel compelled to answer questions they know nothing about?
Because they feel that if they do, people will think they're smart.
Is your mom really Santa Claus if you think she might be but you believe in him?
Mom and Santa ClausNo, your mom is not Santa Claus because Santa Claus is a she
What is Santa called in Auuustralia?
I dont think people in australia beileve in santa.
How can you find proof that Santa is real?
I think Santa is a matter of faith, not proof.
