Write a function that accepts a list of lists and merges all of the items in the sublists into a single new list. The function should merge all of the elements (see example below) using only list comprehension, and return the newly created list. The original list (passed to the function) should not be modified in any way. For example, in the code below, we create a list of lists. Each sublist may contain any type of data (and data in any sublist can be of different types). This list of lists (some_list) is then passed to your function, which will return a new list. When printing the list that is returned by the function (printing is NOT performed in the function), you will see that the sublists have been merged into one overall list. The order of the merge is as follows: first, all of the last sub-list's elements (in order they appeared), and then all of the second-to-last sub-list's elements, and so on down to the first sub-list's elements. For example, given the following code snippet, some_list