answer:Yes, little buddy! That sentence means that even if a harvest is good, food security can be in trouble when a government has tendencies toward kleptocracy. Kleptocracy is when leaders in the government are more interested in taking things for themselves instead of helping everyone. This can cause problems with making sure everyone has enough food to eat, even if there's a lot of it from a good harvest. So, the correct answer is option 1: yes.

answer:To accomplish this task, you can follow these steps: 1. Initialize an empty set to store unique digits. 2. Iterate through the elements of the input list A. 3. For each element in A, check if it is a string containing only digits by using the `isdigit()` method. If it is, iterate through its characters and add each digit to the unique digits set. 4. After the iteration is complete, check if the set is empty. If it is, return -1 as there are no digits in the list. 5. If the set is not empty, convert the set to a list and sort it in ascending order using the `sorted()` function. 6. Return the sorted unique digits list as the output. Here's a Python implementation of the steps mentioned above: ```python def extract_and_sort_digits(input_list): unique_digits = set() # Step 2: Iterate through elements in input_list for element in input_list: # Step 3: Check if element is a string containing only digits if element.isdigit(): # Iterate through characters in the element for char in element: # Add each digit to the unique_digits set unique_digits.add(char) # Step 4: Check if set is empty; if yes, return -1 if not unique_digits: return -1 # Step 5: If set is not empty, convert to list and sort in ascending order sorted_digits = sorted(list(unique_digits)) # Step 6: Return the sorted unique digits list return sorted_digits input_list = ['465', '249', '415', '159', '197', 'c', 'o', 'u'] output = extract_and_sort_digits(input_list) print(output) ``` When you run the above code with the given input list, the output will be: ``` ['1', '2', '4', '5', '6', '7', '9'] ``` You will get a sorted list of unique digits used in the input list in ascending order. If you want the output to be a list of integers instead of strings, you can modify the code to convert each character to an integer before adding it to the set.

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answer:The man threw it really far, like a superhero! Everyone is so happy and clapping for him because he did a great job. The man feels proud, like when you finish a puzzle or draw a really nice picture.