The case of genie and her failure to acquire meaningful language ability best supports

a. the nativist approach.
b. the limitations of bilingualism.
c. metalinguistic deficiency.
d. the critical period theory.

The case of Genie and her failure to acquire meaningful language ability best supports D. the critical period theory.
Genie was a wild child - she lived in nature, surrounded by animals and didn't have any contact with humans or human language. This is why it was really difficult for her to acquire a language once she grew older - critical period is very important when learning a language because a language is acquired fastest when the child is young.

Overwritten or erased text files e-mails because since they are overwritten or erased they do not appear in an exam of the rom. in the rom you can find easily email that is not being erased or rewritten, as they are stored in memory, but if they are erased or overwritten those records cannot be accessed in a second moment.

When two vehicles meet on a steep road where neither can pass: the vehicles going downhill must back up or simply must yield the right of way so it can pass : )