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    people’s mental health‚ however‚ is of much older ancestry. It is said‚ that already in ancient Greece amongst others Aristotle regarded literature as drugs for the soul. During the 1200s‚ it was read even from the Quran to patients in the hospital in Cairo Al-Mansur‚ as part of the treatment. The first doctoral dissertation in bibliotherapy was written in 1949 by the American Caroline Shrodes. There are clear links from psychotherapy to bibliotherapy‚ but bibliotherapy bottoms in other theories. Shrodes

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    Major events of Palestine Israel conflict Fights between Arab and Jewish Militias: Late 1920s-1940s‚ Arabs and Jews in the British Mandate of Palestine begin to fight each other. These are usually small attacks or minor pogroms. Throughout this period‚ Arabs and Jews lived in segregated villages‚ so the attacking group would enter the village and wantonly kill the civilians there. UN General Assembly Resolution 181 (II): On November 29‚ 1947 the United Nations passed a General Assembly Resolution

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    Table of Contents Executive summary 4 Introduction 6 Project title: 6 Name: 6 Idea: 6 The Founding Philosophy: 6 Vision Statement: 6 Mission Statement: 6 Objectives: 6 Estimated Budget: 7 Fixed Assets: 7 Analysis 7 Country Review: 8 Geography 8 People and Society 8 Government 9 Economy 9 Communication 10 History/Industry Outlook: 10 Egyptian Political Center Marketing Study 11 Marketing Mix 11 Consumer: 11 Cost: 11 Convenience: 12 Communication: 12

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    Education: Key to Success    The links among education and economic growth‚ income distribution and poverty reduction are  well established. Education lowers infant and maternal mortality and helps improve nutrition and health.1 It  equips people with the knowledge and skills they need to increase income and expand opportunities for  employment. The benefits show in personal lives‚ household well‐being and national economies.2     Over the past 15 years‚ most countries have sought ways to increase girls’ education rates as integral to 

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    Bechuanaland helped inspire his dream of British rule all over South Africa. He was a zealous countryman and a firm believer in colonization. He spoke of British dominion from "Cape to Cairo" and to "paint the map red" as red was the color of Britain and her colonies. He even began construction of a railway from Cape Colony to Cairo‚ which remnants of are still in use today. Before the age of 25‚ Rhodes was a millionaire. He had struck it rich from the Kimberly mine‚ and had set his sights on more wealth

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    many quaranic schools‚ which attracted more scholars.     During the fourteenth century‚ Timbuktu was a rich cultural center. The beginning of this can be traced back to 1324‚ when the king of Mali‚ Mansa Musa‚ made his pilgrimage to Mecca via Cairo. In Cairo‚ merchants and traders were impressed by the amount of gold carried by the emperor. In 1354 Ibn Batuta wrote of his visit to Timbuktu and told of the wealth and gold from the region.  |     The first structures in Timbuktu were designed by African

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    Man fears Time‚ yet Time fears the PyramidsThe Great Pyramid of Giza lies next to Cairo. It is today in greater Cairo. According to the wonders of the ancient world‚ the pyramid of Khufu is the only pyramid included in the list of the wonders. The other two of the pyramids of Giza are excluded from the list. This is the only monument of the seven wonders to survive till today in perfect condition and managing mere escapes from fires‚ earthquakes and other common disasters that hold a threat to

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    happen between people of different religious backgrounds within the same country. The struggle between the Catholics and the Protestants in Northern Ireland and the struggle betwee ... All Suicide Bombers Are Not Al 7424 words A journey to Gaza‚ Cairo and Hamburg in search of what really made Sept. 11 possible. Whoever kills himself with an iron weapon‚ then the iron weapon will remain in his hand‚ and he will continuously stab himself in his belly with it in the Fi ... Conflict Map; Sri Lanka

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    World War 1 did not begin until 1914‚ but its roots date back to the 19th and early 20th centuries. During these times Europeans were rising in achievement in many areas including science‚ agriculture‚ industry‚ and the arts. With these accomplishments‚ there was an unfortunate build up of jealousy‚ hatred‚ and competition between European nations. So many of these cases existed that World War 1 was truly inevitable. The basic causes were nationalism‚ imperialism‚ and militarism‚ which all brought

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    Sam Spade the Anti-Hero We often look back upon Sam Spade‚ the protagonist in The Maltese Falcon‚ as the first example of the modern day detective. This modern day detective is the gruff Man who keeps his wits about him‚ always gets the ladies‚ and cracks the case in the end. Sam Spade does fit into this category and it is for that reason that Sam Spade can be properly categorized as an anti-hero. While Sam Spade is indeed the protagonist of the novel‚ he is by no means a hero in the traditional

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