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wow absolute zero so comforting consider a career in motivational speaking bro lol

"they said I could be anything, so I became a cloud"

wow idiot you're assuming my only exercise is deadlift I write 2000 words every 40 minutes you write 800 now leave me alone

no lift more = strengthen muscles = write for longer ever wonder why I carry a 30kg briefcase as my schoolbag? ...

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It doesn't It increased my writing speed profoundly in the English exam

guess you already have problems I have 5 kids too and I can juggle atar, gym, kids, wife etc all this while being 17

mate he put his lifting career on hold to get 99 ATAR I'm getting 95 while maintaining my E cup chest so screw you

Nah, belonging is only the central study and It's the whole idea of why you're sitting the next, but it remains unnecessary to write about it.

ya thats pretty good try to have 1 case and 1 media article so you have a variety and they work together to substantiate an argument

u mirin chest brah

make the article and case up lol hahaha

fml omg perfect

doubt they'll ask something as ambiguous as that in the HSC hope we get a good set of mc :(

http://www.slideshare.net/adeshipp/nature-of-human-rights slide 61 and 62 answer is D lol lol

focus is key do you have the answer

Could be A - because it says applied to nation-states obv that means the people embodied within just like a treaty is ratified into nations and reflected within domestic law, that applies to the people within too

yeah but think about it C says that they are granted, when human rights are inherent, from an unchanging body of moral principles - natural law, so IDK pretty ambiguous question lol

Haha. Don't speak so early man. Or you can defy the norm, and when asked "were you expecting a state rank?" "yes, yes I was" lol

Hey, 1. Don't use moving on. It sounds colloquial, and your response starts sounding like a drag. Here, let me briefly edit that: The contemporary notion of parental responsibility, founded on the principle of reaffirming the child’s best interests, is defined under the Family Law Act 1975...