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    Worcester in England‚ where he excelled at cricket‚ and at Aitchison College‚ Lahore. In 1972‚ he enrolled to study Philosophy‚ Politics and Economics at Keble College‚ Oxford‚ where he graduated with a second-class degree in Politics and a third in Economics. Khan’s mother hailed from the Burki family which had produced several successful hockey players‚ as well as cricketers such as Javed Burki and Majid Khan. Early in life‚ Khan developed an interest in cricket‚ which is an extremely popular sport in

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    Spot Fixing

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    Spot-fixing/Match-fixing The great damage done to the Cricket is by match-fixing allegations every now and then. Spot-fixing means that player or the whole team accepts money from the bookies to intentionally play badly. Players also have been taking money to give information about the pitch and the weather conditions. Generally players deny any kind of charges put on them‚ but in some cases players have admitted their involvement in either spot-fixing or illegal activities. For instance

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    context‚ was it worth the amount of money that was spent on their regular players? Even if they dont play‚ those who have signed the contract stand to gain 25% of the amount that was promised. This seems to be a bit on the higher side. Overall‚ cricket as a game is slowly becoming a profession of choice in India‚ with the money available. Few decades back‚ it used to be the passion of the youngsters that would decide the career. Of course‚ there are plenty of stories of how players had to fight

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    Keyframes in Flash CS3 [This is Step 15 of the Flash CS3 Animation Tutorial] Keyframes in Flash CS3 is an important concept to understand. The Timeline‚ Frames and Keyframes The timeline consists fo many layers and many frames within each layer. In the picture of the timeline below the 10th frame of the layer "Train" is selected. The first frames of all the layers are keyframes and are indicated by a gray background and black dot. The remaining frames are all blank. Continuing with the

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    BAL BHARATI PUBLIC SCHOOL PITAMPURA‚DELHI – 110034 Class-IX (2013-2014) TERM II (NOTES) ANNUALS History and sport: The story of cricket 1. What changes were brought in the game of cricket by the MCC’s revision of the laws during the second half of the 18 th century? Ans. The changes which were brought in the game of cricket by the MCC’s revision of the laws during the second half of the 18th century are as follows: 1) It became common ground. to pitch the ball through the air‚ rather

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    Match Fixing

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    Essay on cricket Match fixing in Pakistan Match fixing has been a curse to the game of cricket since the time the game was invented. Pakistan is one of those countries‚ which has been accused of match fixing more than any other country has ever been accused of. The first major accusation came under the Justice Qayum report according to which various Pakistani cricketing stars were involved in fixing matches‚ these included Wasim Akram‚ Waqaq Younis‚ Inzimam-ul-Haq‚ Mushtaq Ahmed and various

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    It is 200 words too long so I will have to make it shorter. Any opinions are appreciated. enjoy ;) Evaluate a significant experience‚ achievement‚ risk you have taken‚ or ethical dilemma you have faced and its impact on you. This year‚ there were elections at my school for "Students Council President" and I had always wanted to participate‚ so I decided to take part of it. I was very excited for I was going to have the chance to improve the school and make a change for the better. I consider

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    key issue for the Accra Beach Hotel lies amongst the hotel’s tendency to serve several customer segments. The hotel is booked for the West Indies Cricket Board (WICB)‚ and also tries to cater to frequent vacationers at the same time. These segments behave in different ways‚ thus their needs and expectations may conflict. The noisiness from the cricket group spoils the experience of other guests who have arrived to relax in a peaceful environment. The tension between both of these segments as well

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    is a puppet with an amazing gift‚ yet with this gift he learns how to stray from temptation‚ but for him temptation is constantly following him everywhere he goes. Pinocchio has to also learn how to listen to his conscience‚ which happens to be a cricket‚ by the name of Jiminy. Together Jiminy follows Pinocchio trying to keep him out of trouble. On this adventure they escape from being held as prisoner‚ an island that turns boys into donkeys and rescuing Pinocchio’s father‚ Geppetto from the whale

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    Abbreviations and Acronyms in the Healthcare Industry Introduction The use of abbreviations and acronyms in healthcare has become an international patient safety issue. Common problems include ambiguous‚ unfamiliar‚ and look-alike abbreviations and acronyms leading to misinterpretation and medical errors. The patient’s safety is a common goal in every healthcare institution. One of the major issues in a patient safety is an error that can be caused by an abbreviation. The most common is medication

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