Is the government doing enough to ensure that human rights are protected? Name five possible answers

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Answer: The five possible answers for this type of question would be :
- No, They don't. They do terrible job about it.
- Yes, i think the government doing enough to ensure it.
- Almost, they just have do add a couple of policies regarding race.
- On several aspects, yes. But there's still some aspects that haven't been resolved.
- Yes, they're doing a perfect job

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The phrases or sentences in the above excerpt from Kurt Vonnegut's "Report on the Barnhouse Effect" which demonstrates the use of irony is:

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“Ninety minutes before H-hour the radios announced that the rockets were ready, that the observation ships had backed away to what was thought to be a safe distance,”

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The correct answer for the question that is being presented above is this one: "(1) The poor are wise, more charitable, kinder, more sensitive than we are." The main idea of the paragraph is best expressed in sentence number 1. The poor are wise, more charitable, kinder, more sensitive than we are.

The correct answer its:

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