answer:Raven is Randy's favorite character in the cartoon Matthew hates to watch, much to the surprise of their friends who cannot understand the stark contrast in their preferences. Randy, an avid fan of the show, never misses an episode and often mentions the captivating storylines that surround Raven, a mysterious and powerful character with an intriguing backstory. He believes that the character's complexity, impressive abilities, and the emotional depth demonstrated through her interactions with other characters make Raven the absolute best part of the cartoon. Randy's appreciation for Raven extends beyond the screen, as he also collects comics, action figures, and other memorabilia featuring her likeness. On the other hand, Matthew simply cannot understand the fascination or appeal of the cartoon. He has tried watching it on multiple occasions, hoping to see what his friend Randy admires so much, but he finds it difficult to connect with the characters or appreciate the plotlines. The animation style is also not to his liking, which contributes to his overall disdain for the show. This difference in opinion between the two friends often leads to friendly debates, with each side attempting to validate their viewpoint and convince the other. However, despite these differing opinions, they respect each other's right to enjoy (or not enjoy) the cartoon in their own way. The key to their friendship is the understanding that, despite their contrasting taste in entertainment, they both hold valid opinions and can coexist in harmony. As time goes on, the friends continue to explore new shows, movies, and other forms of media together, with some becoming shared interests and others remaining singular passions. While it's likely that neither Randy nor Matthew will ever fully convince the other of the merits of their favorite (or least favorite) cartoon, their mutual respect allows them to continue engaging in these discussions and expanding their exposure to differing opinions and perspectives. In conclusion, the sentence ends by highlighting the difference in preferences between Randy and Matthew, emphasizing their contrasting opinions and emphasizing the importance of mutual respect and understanding in their friendship despite these differences.

answer:Based on this brief review "supper servis," I would recommend the app with a "Maybe." The reviewer seems to have a positive experience with the service, as indicated by "supper" (probably a typo for "super") and "servis" (probably a typo for "service"). However, the review is very short and provides very little information, making it difficult to form a well-informed opinion about the app. A more detailed review would be necessary to give a definitive recommendation.

answer:Question 1 is asking about creating strategies and tactics for different combat situations. That means it is about planning how to fight or deal with challenges in different situations. Question 2 is about a personal situation where someone has a girlfriend, and her parents have agreed to their marriage. However, they want the person to move from Nagpur to Bangalore. This question asks if this wish is valid and gives two choices – "no" (not valid) or "yes" (valid). So, questions 1 and 2 are not asking the same thing. Question 1 is about planning in combat situations, and question 2 is about making a decision in a personal relationship situation.

answer:Crop B would need more number of chemicals, as it is not tolerant of herbicides.