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Though occasionally used in practice, very few forms of corporal punis
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Though occasionally used in practice, very few forms of corporal punishment have been ______________ by the military, due less to the Geneva Conventions than to the overwhelmingly negative popular response to reports of abuse.
| Two Answers |
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| A. upbraided |
| B. sanctioned |
| C. endorsed | D. considered | E. rejected |
| F. polarized |
Re: Though occasionally used in practice, very few forms of corporal punis
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sanctioned, endorsed The second half of this sentence tells you that reports of corporal punishment receive an “overwhelmingly negative popular response.” This means that the military would be unlikely to authorizethese forms of abuse. Upbraided (criticized), considered, rejected, and polarized (broken up into separate groups) have no relationship.
sanctioned, endorsed The second half of this sentence tells you that reports of corporal punishment receive an “overwhelmingly negative popular response.” This means that the military would be unlikely to authorizethese forms of abuse. Upbraided (criticized), considered, rejected, and polarized (broken up into separate groups) have no relationship.
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