In which of the following passages is the borrowed material framed by interrupting the quoted words? Even one’s sense of taste is affected in the environment of space. “Body fluids migrate to your upper body, and you end up with engorged tissue around the nasal passages and ears,” explains Gerald Carr, commander of the third Skylab mission.
“If you hold back crying when you’re under stress, you are more susceptible to viral infections because your endocrine system puts out steroids which reduce your resistance to disease,” Dr. Field insists.
The study concludes that a faulty work ethic is not responsible for the decline in our productivity; quite the contrary, the study identifies “a widespread commitment among U. S. workers to improve productivity” and suggests that “there are large reservoirs of potential upon which management can draw.” [Yankelovich, Daniel. “Does the American work ethic work?” Chicago Tribune, 16 May 1982.]
“This implies,” reports Kevin Colligan, “that orcas can spell a word as fast as we can speak it.”