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    social life‚ has improved compared with ten years ago. Another aim is to describe the different attitudes between men and women towards the change of female’s status. All information about the report was collected via a questionnaire survey of 12 people in one class of Pre-sessional courses in Loughborough University. The questionnaire was divides into work‚ home‚ and social life with two questions for each part. Total: 12 (10 women & 2 men) Y=YES‚ N=NO Questions female male Work Life 1 Y 90%

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    bank of Mahanadi river. Urban development and city planning which developed during Harappan Period‚ the example of which are great cities like Mohenjodaro‚ Harappa‚ Lothal‚ Kalibangan‚ Rupar‚ Dholavira‚ etc.‚ survived during Early Historical period and later on in Dakshin Kosala (Chhattisgarh)‚ the outstanding examples of which are Sirpur‚ Malhar‚ Ratanpur etc. Out of these‚ so far‚ only Sirpur has been excavated on a large scale‚ giving a glimpse of city planning and architecture. Somavamshi king

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    Even after 56 years of Independence‚ right from the Nehru era to the Vajpayee era‚ the rural India of today still short of basic amenities‚ like drinking water‚ electricity‚ roads‚ housing‚ food and clothing. Once Gandhiji told the renowned author Mr. Mulk Raj Anand that we can’t build India unless we build villages. Gandhiji wanted to make the villages independent republics‚ independent in governance and for routine requirements‚ governed by the people of the villages and self sufficient for

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    Pace of Life in 31 Countries By Robert V. Levine and Ara Norenzayan Erin Reilly (student) AU ID 2449152 Pscy 290 Journal Article Critique 2 Shelley Sikora (tutor) The Pace of Life in 31 Countries 1. Research Question or Problem: Yes. The question is clearly stated. The purpose of the study was to‚ using Hoch’s (1976) theory as a starting point in designing their problem‚ research variations in the pace of life in different cities and countries

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    Essay on the condition of people living in Slums (355 Words) by Puja Mondal Essay Essay on the condition of people living in Slums! The parts of the cities‚ where these slums are located‚ are quite congested‚ as they are over populated. The conditions of the slum areas in metropolitan cities have deteriorated to such an extent due to the high density of population that the people there hardly enjoy even the basic amenities. The lanes are narrow and the houses are nothing but a single

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    Have you ever been influenced by someone that helped you become the person you are today? In my life‚ there once came a special person that made a difference. Her name was Wiktoria. She was a beautiful and bright girl that always had a smile on her face‚ even when things weren’t as colorful as a rainbow. Ever since I met her on a family party‚ she has become an important part of my life. Her determination and faith after her mom died‚ proved to me that you should never give up on something you believe

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    were members of the Episcopal Church‚[4] although Steinbeck would later become an agnostic.[5] Steinbeck lived in a small rural town‚ no more than a frontier settlement‚ set in some of the world’s most fertile land.[6] He spent his summers working on nearby ranches and later with migrant workers on Spreckels ranch. There he became aware of the harsher aspects of migrant life and the darker side of human nature‚ which supplied him with material expressed in such works as Of Mice and Men.[6] He also

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    Life in Mumbai may just be like the life in some other city‚ or your city from outside. It’s just the same different people living well almost together‚ struggling to find their way‚ striving to make life better. They do have the differences‚ negatives and ways. But living in this city makes you realise how not so similar it is to every place in this world. How so many people from different cultures‚ states and countries can call this one city their home? On the world map Mumbai is nothing more

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    Medieval life is perceived by most people to be romantic and charming. For the majority of the population in the Middle Ages‚ this was not true. Living conditions were filthy both in rural and metropolitan areas and most lower class citizens lived quiet‚ uneventful lives. Despite this similarity‚ there were some major differences between city and country life. Most lower class citizens farmed on manors‚ but some moved to the city. Those that did discovered the freedom and exciting aspects of

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    The environment around you can cause you to think differently about yourself‚ your family‚ and maybe even your lifestyle. Wes Moore (the Rhodes Scholar) had a college educated mother and grandparents. Although they were poor‚ Wes’s mother earned enough to send her son to private school and eventually used her social connections to send Wes to military school. Mary‚ the other Wes Moore’s mother‚ was offered a Pell Grant into Johns Hopkins University; which gave her hope to get out of poverty

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