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    was born in Southend-On-Sea‚ Essex at 22 October 1936. Peter was a director of London’s Institute of Contemporary Arts‚ and he is a founder of Arch gram‚ (Wikimedia 2014). Cook in august 2013 wrote an article about housing near river side and he was encouraging construction near the river. Titled (What’s to stop us diverting a watercourse to create our own riverside idyll?)‚ His view point was about the housing development by digging a canal in the long run‚ that is be as economic as landscaping the

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    Living near Hawaii’s volcano‚ Kilauea‚ is not worth the risk because of the uncertainty of the volcano erupting once again. In the article‚ “A force of nature‚” there are many dangers that can occur. The gasses emitted from the volcano is toxic‚ these toxic gasses could affect people’s health in major ways. One way that people’s health can get affected by the volcano is‚ when the gases are released into the air‚ the gases in the air can be inhaled. These gases can harm a human body in major ways

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    Coast to Coast Humans are a Homeostatic organism. Homeostasis is the term used to describe the body’s ability to maintain a stable internal environment e.g. Temperature. Homeo = Same Stasis = Static‚ stationary (still) There are two ways in which the body achieves an internal stable environment‚ negative and positive feedback. However the body uses negative feedback on a daily bases while the positive feedback is for more drastic events such as readying the body for labour by1 the body producing

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    Student: Trần Thị Hà ID: 1111120089 TOPIC: Advantages and disadvantages of living in a city and in the countryside. The rapid economic growth in many countries has led to widening gap between cities and rural areas. One of the most controversial issues rising today is which place is better to live. I think everything has 2 sides‚ both the city and the countryside have the advantages and disadvantages. It isn’t deniable that living in such a big city has a lot of convenience. People can approach

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    Some advantages to living in the country include these points: Clean Air‚ no neighbors‚ open spaces‚ quiet‚ birds‚ deer and other critters. You have to love nature to live in the country. No crime‚ and people are usually friendly. Some disadvantages to living in the country include these points: No shopping mall or large supermarket. Power outages occur more often and usually out in the country everything runs on electric‚ like a well pump so you can flush the toilet‚ so no power and therefore

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    The advantages and disadvantages of living in the country Living in the countryside has a lot of advantages‚ but also many disadvantages. As the advantage we can consider the fact that the country is less polluted and the traffic isn’t so heavy. You are fit and you don’t need to worry about your health condition‚ because in the countryside the air and water are so clean. In the country there are many plant species. There aren’t any huge blocks of flats‚ modern skyscrapers or bothersome traffic

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    The Advantages and Disadvantages of Living in the Country. Living in the country is often the dream of people who live in the city. However‚ in reality it has both advantages and disadvantages. There are many advantages to living in the country. One is closer to nature and can enjoy more peace and quiet. There are fewer cars so there is less pollution. Furthermore‚ life in the country is slower so people there have time for each other. As a result‚ they tend to be friendlier and more open.

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    Advantages & Disadvantages of Living Abroad There are many reasons a person may end up living abroad: military service‚ work requirements‚ marriage and higher education‚ to name a few. It is an exciting prospect but can be a daunting one‚ as well. There are pros and cons to becoming an expatriate‚ so be sure to weigh each side before making the big move. Culture * At first‚ adapting to your new country may be met with many challenges as you try to get used to the different culture. Everything

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    THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF LIVING IN A CITY Have you ever thought of the advantages and disadvantages of living in cities? It may seem at first that living in cities have only good sides but further consideration shows that it also got negative sides. Frankly speaking‚ living in a big city has its pros and cons as well. Opinions about big cities are divided. To start with‚ cities provide you with a lot of facilities which are close at your door step. In Kuala Lumpur for example‚ thanks

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    Q: Why is Living on the West Coast of B.C. Dangerous? The west coast of B.C. is an extremely hazardous place to live in because it is located near the Cascadia Subduction Zone‚ a known producer of megathrust earthquakes. Once the earthquake strikes‚ the primary effects will leave the cities located on the coast in ruins‚ but the secondary effects are the main antagonists in the story; victims will have to struggle with fires‚ food shortages‚ and panicking citizens. Fires that were

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