sayantanc2k Bunuel
Hi, I'm new here and I have a question.
The author most likely uses the adjective “popularized” in order to emphasize that
(a) many Americans in the 1960s used Feng Shui in their homes.
(b) directional alignment and key objects are no longer common features of Chinese Feng Shui.
(c) decorators influenced by New Age sensibilities changed the practice of Feng Shui by adding crystals, mirrors, and water features.
(d) the practice of Feng Shui in the United States was considerably
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Hi, I'm new here and I have a question.
The author most likely uses the adjective “popularized” in order to emphasize that
(a) many Americans in the 1960s used Feng Shui in their homes.
(b) directional alignment and key objects are no longer common features of Chinese Feng Shui.
(c) decorators influenced by New Age sensibilities changed the practice of Feng Shui by adding crystals, mirrors, and water features.
(d) the practice of Feng Shui in the United States was considerably
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