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    by Andrew D. Miles 15 ways to improve communication in business English Copyright by Andrew D. Miles and English for Business www.barcelonaenglish.com www.madridenglish.net www.englishphone.biz 15 Ways to Improve Oral Communication in Business English Copyright by Andrew D. Miles‚ Barcelona‚ 2007. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced‚ stored in a retrieval system‚ or transmitted‚ in any form without written authorization from the author. Cover photograph by Andrew

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    Golden Girl

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    Golden Girl Gordon Lee McCallum’s perspective The drive to the school was quite smooth; the weather was nice‚ and there were no traffic. As I approached the school‚ I began to recognize a few of my colleagues’ cars. After having parked my car‚ as I got out‚ I noticed Miss Grainger‚ from the corner of my eye‚ waving at me. I waived back‚ and quickly joined her. She greeted me enthusiastically‚ and led me to the dance. Just

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    Golden Girl

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    In the story “Golden Girl” by Gillian Chan‚ the protagonist‚ Donna‚ proves to be a very jealous character by her actions and by her words. Her jealousy for her best friend Anna becomes an overpowering quest to destroy any chance of Anna becoming popular again after she makes the mistake for falling for a student teacher. Donna first shows her jealousy for Anna when she says‚ “I used to hope that some of whatever she had would rub off on me. I mean‚ I deserved some pay-off for all the crap she dished

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    the proper controls. He identified the project as a high risk engagement‚ but did not do any of the necessary audit procedures to remedy this. Therefore‚ there was an audit failure. Sullivan was not completely at fault as it was fraud so people at Golden Bear were purposefully committing a white collar crime‚ but he should have exposed it by forcing them to disclose any changes in valuation techniques‚ as well as make them be more accurate with their revenue valuation. Did not follow-up. Because

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    Andrew Saunders December 5‚ 2012 History of Sports in America Significant Moment in Sports A Golden Moment What type of moment constitutes a significant moment in a sport? The sport and society must be changed in a way that only could have been brought by this moment. The sport itself must be defined by the moment‚ and society’s view of the sport must be influenced by this moment. In the summer of 2008 during one of the greatest spectacles in sports‚ the whole world was fixed on the Olympics

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    The Golden Thread

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    A Tale of Two Cities is separated into three different books‚ Book one: Recalled to Life and Book two: The Golden Thread and Book three: The Track of a Storm‚ Which is one of the things that i like about the book. The first part of the book is explaining the era in which the novel takes place‚ England and France in 1775. The age is marked by competing and contradictory attitudes—“It was the best of times‚ it was the worst of times." I like that the Dickens wants the reader to understand what is going

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    The Golden Arches The Golden Arches‚ Mickey-D ’s‚ Macca ’s‚ or Mick-dicks. Whatever you would like to call it‚ they all refer to the same money making machine‚ McDonalds. Selling more than 75 hamburgers every second‚ McDonalds serves anywhere from 62 to 68 million million customers each and every day‚ more than the population of Great Britain and about 1% of the world ’s population (Schlosser‚ 2004). Since its inception‚ McDonalds has not only grown into a global money making super power

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    Apuleius wrote the Golden Ass during the Second Century A.D. In it he talked about many complex allegorical contexts and layers of meaning pertaining to varying religious practices. He was able to do this by essentially switching back and forth between side stories which might or might not intertwine with the overall story. The religion of Isis was predominant in comparing the other lesser known or rather “inferior” religions of the time such as Christianity. It seems as if Isis was praised in a

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    The Golden Age

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    hall‚ the Diwan-i-Am. Shah Jahan had the famous Koh-i-noor diamond placed in this throne. The French jeweler Tavernier‚ who saw Delhi in 1665‚ described the throne as of the shape of a bed (a "takhteh" or platform)‚ 6 ft. by 4 ft.‚ supported by four golden feet‚ 20 to 25 in. high‚ from the bars above which rose twelve columns to support the canopy; the bars were decorated with crosses of rubies and emeralds‚ and also with diamonds and pearls. In all there were 108 large rubies on the throne‚ and 116

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    In the 1860’s‚ more people on the Isle of Man spoke Manx‚ the native language of the island‚ than English (Crossan). However‚ cultural and international changes soon started to reverse that until by the mid-20th century‚ the language had only a few native speakers left. After a kick start in the 1960’s and 1970’s by a few (at the time) radical people who wanted to bring back the language of their ancestors (Abley‚ 112)‚ the language began a slow‚ dawdling rebirth that continues today‚ one step at

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