They most probably used legs from someone else. They are most likely not his. Most of the film was filmed in a special technique. So it wouldn't be hard to just crop someones legs on.
Claude = clawed, i.e. "clawed savagely" would be the likely fate of anyone who encounters one of the monsters listed in the author's book.
Judy Smith is an author, crisis manager and TV producer from Washington, D.C. It is not known what Judy Smith's net worth is but it is likely to be somewhere in the several hundreds of thousands, given her celebrity status.
I don't think we should keep our hopes up for it, but no I don't think so . But then again you never no .- (-;Most likely not .
The cast of A Likely Story - 1987 includes: Alison Martin as Alison the Librarian
An author would likely use the technique of "repetition" to prove a point by highlighting the obvious. By repeatedly emphasizing a certain fact or idea, the author can make it clear and undeniable to the readers. This technique can help drive the point home effectively.
Rhetorical question ........ Apex
Which technique are you most likely to use to reduce tension when communicating difficult information?
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The likely word is "technique" (a method or process).
Sentences can be as long as you want, but the longer that sentences get, the less likely that they contain a single thought, and the more likely that they should be broken up into shorter sentences for clarity. Particularly unclear are sentences that start a thought, diverge to a number of possibilities, and then return to the original thought at the end.
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Complete sentences Apex :)
If you drive when drunk, your car is likely to collide with a tree or lamppost.
A. look before you leap.
The author likely uses a series of short sentences in the evacuation passage to create a sense of urgency and convey the fast-paced nature of the event. The effect is to heighten tension and maintain a feeling of rapid action, keeping the reader engaged and mirroring the chaotic atmosphere of an evacuation.