青丸のところで、和訳を見ても「前」とかの内容はなかったのですが、このbeforeは何ですか？

-a popular park, an electronics expert created the "deepest bin in the world trash can rigged to emit an echo implying that each piece of garbage plummeted before crashing far below. Other cans in the park attracted eighty ゴミ箱を pounds of trash each day; the deepest can attracted twice as much. 昔れているよ Elsewhere, people were misusing recycling bins around the city, so DDB turned (17. one bin into an arcade game. The game rewarded people who used the bin correctly with flashing lights and points that were recorded on a large, red たった display. An average of just two people used most nearby bins correctly each day; more than a hundred people used the arcade bin correctly each day. ピカピカ光 画面に点 表示せ 正しく利用 人をたたえ The campaign was wildly successful. The videos attracted a combined total of more than thirty million YouTube hits, and plenty of online buzz. In 2010, DDB won the Cyber Grand Prix Lion at the world's largest advertising festival an enormous honor bestowed on the "world's most celebrated viral campaigns." Beyond industry plaudits, the campaign also changed how people behaved. For a brief time, the people of Stockholm were slightly greener and (d) healthier. ==

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関数の問題なのですがBとDが分かりません

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英訳です。 At first glance〜　から、「一見したところ、それらはほとんど対極に位置しているように思われる。つまり、サイバースペースは抽象的で、故郷は固定しているように思われる」と書いてありますが、線を引いた部分、なぜ as が使われているのですか？？用法がわか... Read More

changing is by examining the development of cyberspace as a conceptalongside the shifting meaning of one's hometown. At first glance, they seem almost to be in opposition, that is, cyberspace as abstract and a hometown as fixed. However, ntoday they have more in common than you might expect.bor ed』 brs adsudue

添削をお願いします。 アドバイスもらえると嬉しいです。 <TOPIC> Should Internet bullying be strictly prohibited? <Point> Information sharing Free sp... Read More

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