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It join components of the same type: word to word, phrase to phrase, clause to clause

• correlative

• coordinating

• superlative

It provides a necessary transition between the two ideas in the sentence.

• correlative

• coordinating

• superlative

These are words that join together two other words, phrases, or clauses

• correlative

• coordinating

• superlative

According to a biography by Maria Luisa Camagay, Alzona regularly hosted tea parties as a way to persuade those in the legislature to shape the women’s voting policy. It was a strategic move on her part, as it was in line with the feminine norms of the time and yet it served as a way for her to exercise her own power.

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Jacinda Ardern had a singular inclusive and empathetic leadership style. One that had at its heart basic humanity. I really believe that this is the style of the modern successful leader. To be able to create the conditions where people can purposefully come together

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Mananzan believes that the Philippines has one of the best laws protecting women, however, she admits that the country is very poor in implementation. “For example, the law on 9262, which is domestic violence. That could help a lot of women but how will women know about it? How many law enforcers know about it?

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Escoda played an important role during World War II. She was of aid to war prisoners. They gave food to the Filipino and American soldiers who were weak and exhausted after many months in the front lines and also acted as messengers. (Hernandez, Yolanda. 1998. Josefa Llanes Escoda : portrait of a heroine)

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Love yourself first and everything falls into line.

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According to Dr. Kristin Neff, self-compassion may seem similar to self-esteem, they are different in many ways.

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Everyone likes expressing themselves.

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