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    Billing and Settlement Plan (BSP) BSP is a system designed to facilitate and simplify the selling‚ reporting and remitting procedures of IATA Accredited Passenger Sales Agents‚ as well as improve financial control and cash flow for BSP Airlines. A truly worldwide system: at the close of 2009‚ there were 86 BSPs‚ covering more than 160 countries and territories serving about 400 airlines‚ while gross sales processed amounted to USD 191 billion. NOTE: Earlier the head office was in sharjah but they

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    Rural sanitation programme in India • 10% of the Rural Sanitation Programme in India is now being spent on IEC projects. • This puts $US 1.9m each year into increasing awareness and understanding of water and sanitation issues at every level from state decision makers to rural villagers. • The action was taken after a survey showed huge gaps in what the sector thought and ordinary people did. • Fundamental changes in the practice by water engineers and planners are being brought about by this

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    DISADVANTAGE OF EXTRACURRICULAR… Students have a variety of extracurricular activities to choose‚ from speech team to chorus to multiple sports for every season. This variety can benefit students immensely. According to the children’s education company Scholastic‚ extracurriculars let your child enjoy himself in a fun‚ stress-free environment‚ get some exercise and make friends outside of school. For all the positive aspects‚ extracurricular activities can cause some problems for students. Be

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    modern facilities‚ some people prefer living in urban rather than in rural areas. However some debate that people will harm their health when live in big city. No one is wrong and everything has its own reason. I will discuss this controversy as the following paragraphs. As I have mentioned‚ big city attracts people for its modernization including health care system‚ entertainment‚ transportation and finally economy while rural city usually lacks of those things. Firstly‚ central hospitals are equipped

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    >1000 years before Columbus sailed After their declined another community flourished City of Cahokia 10‚000 to 30‚000 inhabitants in year 1200 largest settled community until the 1800 Western Indians Hopi and Zuni Arizona 3‚000 years of settlement Between years 900 and 1200 Built great planned towns in local canyons Dams and canals Trade with groups as far as central Mexico‚ Mississippi river valley Pueblo Bonita Chaco canyon‚ New Mexico 5 stories high and over 600 rooms Pueblo

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    Sociologists have identified a number of different types of rural communities‚ which have arisen as a result of changing economic trends within rural regions of industrial nations. The basic trend seems to be one in which communities are required to become entrepreneurial. Those that lack the sort of characteristics mentioned below‚ are forced to either seek out their niche or accept eventual economic defeat. These towns focus on marketing and public relations whilst bidding for business and government

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    policies and society processes. Through this essay it will be shared knowledge and facts about the disadvantages of these global trade‚ and its costs if is not regulated. As a matter of fact‚ globalization is not an inevitable process and there are risks and costs such as inequality‚ which has been linked to rising unbalances in income and outcomes. Evidence for this is a rise in the growing rural urban divide in countries such as China‚ India and Brazil. As well as inflation‚ trade imbalances

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    very devastating and HIV is the main cause in Haiti based on the article titled‚ “Culture‚ Poverty‚ and HIV Transmission‚ The Case of Rural Haiti” because it is a sexual transmitted infection that creates a deadly plague among people in Haiti. Factors such as culture‚ politic and economic factors have an impact in particularly addressing HIV transmission in rural Haiti; however‚ to understand this urban epidemic. Farmer proposes that we must move beyond risk groups and focus on the interplay of human

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    European Settlement in Latin America Between 1450 and 1750 C.E.‚ Europeans entered Latin America and created new political structures‚ increased trade‚ and brought their religion. This happened because the Spanish conquered the Aztecs and Incas‚ while Portugal took over what is now Brazil. Hernando Cortes conquered the Aztecs while Francisco Pizzarro conquered the Incas. The Aztecs and Incas were two great Native American civilizations. In Latin America‚ slavery remained unchanged. These areas

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    ntroduction Poverty eradication has been on the global development agenda since the birth of development itself. Unfortunately for the impoverished‚ the agenda of the neoliberal and transnational classes are not as concerned with poverty eradication as they are with capital and industry. This means that the needs of the citizens‚ poor citizens in particular‚ get put on the back burner in the name of economic growth and free market policy. In Latin America‚ 40% of the population is categorized as

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