answer:Yes, the second sentence is true if the first sentence is true. Let's break down both sentences for better understanding. Sentence 1 describes a situation in which Thorn's vision is showing Jon an event. The event involves Vrenna dancing and engaging in a form of combat or swordplay. In this specific instance, Vrenna uses a defensive technique where she targets her opponent's wrist instead of directly engaging in full contact with their blades. This indicates that she is avoiding the act of crossing blades with her opponent. Sentence 2 is a more straightforward statement that asserts that Vrenna does not cross blades with her opponent. This is precisely the outcome described in the first sentence, where Vrenna's technique involves parrying at her opponent's wrist, thus preventing the crossing of blades. Based on the information provided, the actions described in Sentence 1 directly align with the assertion made in Sentence 2. Therefore, if Sentence 1 is true, then Sentence 2 is also true. The correct answer from the options provided is "yes."

answer:Step 1: Identify relevant parts of the text. - Kate realized her phone was missing. - She went back to the store. - Kate was able to retrieve her phone from customer service. Step 2: Analyze the relevant parts of the text. - Kate realized her phone was missing, and she took action to resolve the problem. - She went back to the store to look for her phone. - Kate found her phone at customer service, meaning it was safe and not stolen or lost. Step 3: Compare the analyzed parts of the text to the sentence in question. - Sentence: Kate was not a lucky girl. - Analysis: Although Kate did initially lose her phone (unlucky), she was able to retrieve it from customer service (lucky). Step 4: Determine if the sentence is true based on the comparison. - The sentence "Kate was not a lucky girl" is not entirely true because she was fortunate enough to retrieve her lost phone from customer service.

answer:Die Hauptvorteile der Programmierung waren die neuen Toolkits, GTK (GIMP Toolkit) und gdk (GIMP Zeichenkit), welche die Abhängigkeit von Motif beseitigten.

answer:Definitely