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    J. R. R. Tolkien As a great revolutionary writer J. R. R. Tolkien created a new style of fiction and how books should be written. Throughout Tolkien’s life Having a rough childhood‚ Tolkien became an orphan by age fourteen but his love for words and language given by his mother did not stop. As Tolkien aged over the years his love for writing continued as he created writing clubs and learned many languages. These steps led him to write two great and well known literary works‚ The Hobbit‚ and The

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    WELCOME TO LAWONLINE OF PAKISTAN LAW JOURNAL About Us About A. R. Technologies : A. R. Technologies established in 2004 based in Multan to give e-solutions to different businesses by providing quality Softwares & Websites to its Customers. This Website give you the idea of our Solution. A Message From Chairman A. R. Technologies: Mr. Fahad-Ul-Haq Khan This website is developed & designed to meet all the requirements of Legal Fraternity and we

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    Saif Ali Khan Analysis

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    Saif ali khan is a famous Bollywood actor also said to be the prince of tides. this article written by piyush roy is a magazine article which is proven by various literary techniques used throughout and the stylistic features he has covered along with disrupted structure he has used. This gives us as a reader a particular idea of how audience which are the Indians are familiar with the Bollywood blockbuster and the stardust icon awards as they get a little grasp of prehistory of one of the famous

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    Gage Repeatability and Reproducibility (Gage R&R) is the amount of measurement variation introduced by a system of measurement that consists of a measuring instrument itself and the individuals using it. It quantifies three things: 1. Repeatability – variation from the measurement instrument 2. Reproducibility – variation from the individuals using the instrument 3. Overall Gage R&R‚ which is the combined effect of both of the above The Gage R&R is normally expressed as a percentage of the tolerance

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    Act-R

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    MODULE 1 THEORIES OF LEARNING: ACT – R (Adaptive Control of Thought - Rational) by John Anderson I. Objectives At the end of the module‚ the students are expected to: a. define ACT – R; b. apply the ACT – R Theory in learning; and c. appreciate the importance of ACT – R in learning II. Introduction of the Topic ACT-R (Adaptive Control of Thought--Rational) is a cognitive architecture mainly developed by John Robert Anderson at Carnegie Mellon University‚ which is also a theory

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    American Encounters Final

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    Daisy Paridon 24 October 2014 Group B: Question 2 Before the American Revolution‚ men monopolized the political and government realms while women were denied this right. Furthermore‚ in the existing social hierarchy women were viewed as subordinate to men and not considered independent legal individuals. As women grew tired of their inferior legal status and inequality to men‚ some began to express interest in politics. However‚ they were unable to have any substantial influence‚ as they were unable

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    First Encounter with Books

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    other. The book has truly stuck into my mind as I in fact have a twin brother. Through our adventures and ups and downs we would get into all types of trouble but by the end of the day he and I were inseparable and our parents and have never loved us any less (even after our antics). It was somewhat inspirational as my mother was a single mom and my grandparents were our second set of parents. The book has always been a constant reminder of “accidents happen and that doesn’t make your family love

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    Leadership from Genghis Khan

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    Leadership From Genghis Khan Introduction In 1165‚ a child was born in the heart of Asia. It is said that when he was born‚ he was clutching a blood clot-a sign from Heaven that he was destined to be a great warrior. His name is Genghis Khan‚ meaning "Universal Ruler". The word Khan is not a name‚ but a title. It means emperor or king. This word had been used by different tribes or nations in various forms in central Asia. Genghis Khan is the most greatest among those Khans.(Abbott‚ 1902) His

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    Movie - My Name Is Khan

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    Movie Review : MY NAME IS KHAN The movie highlights the existing prejudice and discrimination towards the Muslim community in post 9/11 world. Shahrukh Khan is an autistic (Asperger’s Syndrome) has repeatedly emphasized this by saying -’My Name is Khan‚ and I am not a terrorist’. As far as depiction of Shahrukh as an autistic child is concerned‚ though he is unable to express his emotions but understands the love of his mother very well. He is very good at machines. His younger brother is jealous

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    Australian Immigration

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    the time of federation the total population was close to 4 million people. (Walsh: 2001). Today Australia has a population close to 22‚400‚000 people of which one in four people come from a culturally diverse and linguistic background (Dept of Immigration and Citizenship‚ 2009). This essay will explore the social issues of immigration in Australian society especially in relation to refugees. It will give an overview of the history of immigration in Australia. It will then go on to explore refugees

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