alexjedington
16.04.2021 •
English
Who says, "Two households, both alike in dignity, in fair Verona, where
we lay our scene"?
in romeo and juliet
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Ответ:
Anchorwoman
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Ответ:
Un chivo expiatorio es la denominación que se le da a una persona o grupo de ellas a quienes se quiere hacer culpables de algo con independencia de su inocencia, sirviendo así de excusa a los fines del inculpador. De manera más específica, este apelativo se emplea para calificar a aquellos sobre quienes se aplica injustamente una acusación o condena para impedir que los auténticos responsables sean juzgados o para satisfacer la necesidad de condena ante la falta de culpables
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