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    Traffic Jam in Our City

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    the main means of transportation‚ (no "‚" because using "and") and they create many problems to city people (it is the cause of many problems for people who live in the city)”To emphasis vehicles and going on the previous idea‚ so we can’t use it is the cause……” as well as traffic authorities‚ especially motorbike. So what the (not "the") are the reasons that cause (of the) traffic problems in our city?”mistake: so what they are‚ ” - Nearly‚ all the streets and roads (we use "streets" so don’t

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    Name: Mohammad Shakir Mujadidi Traffic Jams in Kabul City It is very well known that most developing and under developed countries are facing many of problems. These problems start from a basic issue with individuals to the entire government system. These are often due to bad security conditions‚ undeveloped infrastructures‚ and incorrect use of resources. In addition; Afghanistan is one of those developing countries‚ which is facing similar problems. However‚ most of countries are helping

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    models. MLM companies‚ however‚ could not expand their brands widely because of several problems. An aim of our research was to determine what the reasons were toward attitude of consumers. We have carried out observations of MLM companies in Ho Chi Minh City‚ along with conducting a survey (questionnaire) on some groups of theirs customers. Participants was delivered questionnaires and interviewed. Other accurate information about the essence of MLM was collected to get the most objective point

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    Traffic Jam in Dhaka City

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    SOLUTION ? Introduction Over the last few years the transportation problem of Dhaka City has visibly been deteriorating steadily. Citizens constantly complain about the unbearable twin problems of traffic jam and air pollution. Democracy watch decided to address this problem through an opinion poll covering around eight hundred households randomly selected from several purposively selected neighbourhoods of the city‚ representatives of middle and lower income areas. The questions asked focused mainly

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    alias Ho Chi Minh this man decided to change the world. Ho Chi Minh was a man who led his country to freedom. He freed the Vietnamese from rule under European countries‚ and became the first leader of Vietnam. Under this rule he imposed a communist system of government. In this system‚ Ho Chi Minh caused anger among Vietnam and other nations. Fear of death and communism spread throughout nations and their governments. Ho Chi Minh caused conflict and war‚ and also got the U.S. involved. Ho Chi Minh

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    CAUSES OF TRAFFIC JAM: Traffic jam is very hard to tell about the causes of jam in Dhaka as it does not follow any pattern. It is a common practice in Dhaka to blame rickshaws as the only reason for creating traffic congestion. But in reality there are several of reasons behind this problem. Effective reasons include: Significant increase in population and also in all types of vehicles All of the major export oriented Industries‚ corporate offices‚ significant number of Export Promotion Zones

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    Traffic Jam Beginning Men have stepped on the moon. Now they are going from one place to another within few hours. World fastest car is able to sprint 252mph‚ but the citizens of Dhaka (sometimes) cannot reach few miles to Gulistan from Mohakhali or any other place to our destination place within hours. You must go out from your house before two or three hours to reach destination which is only 20 or 30 minutes required. Who is responsible for this? Traffic jam is that magician. Traffic jam has

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    – Chapter 12: M. K. Gandhi and Ho Chi Minh: Paths to Independence India and Vietnam‚ both were under the controlled of foreign country. British controlled India and at the time of the British left India‚ French made military control of the colonial Indochina. People in the country faced to the discrimination‚ for Gandhi as example‚ the British throw him out of the first-class train compartment as he was “coloured”‚ unequal treatment also appear in Vietnam‚ Ho Chi Minh’s father lost his government

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    Laos‚ which formed French-Indochina. It was during this time as well‚ that Ho Chi Minh and the Viet-Minh‚ who were originally formed to fight against Japan‚ began their fight for Vietnamese independence. The French decided to make a compromise with Minh by giving him North Vietnam‚ while they kept their rule in the South‚ but Ho Chi Minh did not think this was a fair compromise‚ so the French Indochina war began. The Viet-Minh fought hard against French rule and slowly gained large territories in Vietnam

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    The Leadership Styles of Ho Chi Minh and Ngo Dinh Diem Introduction A close look at the history and background of Ho Chi Minh and Ngo Dinh Diem allows one to analyze what may have made the leadership skills of each a success or failure. Both were patriotic and wanted the same thing for their country and that was for Vietnam to remain undivided. Yet their backgrounds were quite different and may have had some influence in their ability to inspire‚ motivate and transmit a hope for change and

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