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    taken from The Sunday Times (London) takes on a very pessimist approach to social housing. Marrin writes about the problems that social housing causes in the most expensive parts of London. She makes it very clear throughout the article her views toward social housing and housing association tenants in the prime areas of London‚ as well as giving a clear solution which is stated in articles title. Marrin believes that social housing in the expensive parts of London should be sold and houses should

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    What impact did urbanisation have on London throughout the 18th Century? London in the 18th century brought about a revolution in urbanisation and the expansion of an urbanised city began in England and spread rapidly all around Europe. Urbanisation brought a dramatic and radical change to London‚ significantly in the impact of the Industrial Revolution which was effected urban society. There were both general and particular reasons why the eighteenth century was a century of urban growth and

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    Operation Assignment Name: HongYu Qiao ID: B332898 The operation network of Tesco in UK are the largest within the Group‚ with over 3300 stores and 310‚000 colleagues. Tesco has been trying to build a better supermarket in the UK and deliver the things that matter to their customers—great service‚ range‚ quality and great value.The key factors for Tesco to success include staffs‚ goods‚ delivery‚ layout‚ price and quality. For example‚Tesco

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    The Terrifying Importance of London’s Weather Through Sherlock Holmes In Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s stories of Detective Sherlock Holmes‚ the city of London itself is an important character and has a very active role. The city interferes constantly with the story and places itself dominantly in the novels. It is important to note how the city of London is represented and what kind of role it plays in the tales of Detective Holmes. Looking into how the city not only seems to create its own crime‚ but

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    In the hot summer days of 1858‚ London was collapsing. The government could barely function‚ and everything was out of control. What worsens the situation was the overwhelming foul smell surrounding the town‚ coming from River Thames. Everyone would dump human‚ animal‚ and industrial waste in the river. The flush toilet had been invented‚ but the sewerage system hadn’t which meant all the waste got flushed straight into the river. The result was a strong‚ rotten smell‚ a fatal disease like cholera

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    in London is emphasised by the repeated adverb ‘groggily groggily’. Cultural Identity is shown when she describes the island and London‚ emphasising her description of beauty on the island‚ to show she would never forget her identity. And now he comes back to a harsh reality which contrasts with his former home‚ which is now a fantasy world to him. The noise of the London streets shuts out ‘muffling muffling’ the sounds of the tropical sea which he has heard while lying on his pillow. London itself

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    Represent Victorian Society In His Novella ’Jekyll And Hyde’? Throughout the novella ’Jekyll and Hyde’‚ Robert Louis Stevenson represents Victorian society in various ways. The characters used in the novella are an example of what Stevenson thought of London in Victorian times. Moral views of people living around this time have changed imensely to the present. The Victorian era seems to be a time of many contradictions and secrets from the rest of society. Any thoughts or feelings of emotion or sexual

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    fiction‚ contrasting present day relationships‚ morality and industry with that of the Victorian era in the 1850s. It is an adaptation of a novel by John Fowles‚ the script was written by Harold Pinter. The setting is in England‚ Lyme and London specifically‚ where Charles‚ a Darwinian scientist is courting the daughter of a wealthy businessman. The film depicts Charles as somewhat of the laughingstock with the rich citizens of Lyme who regard his profession as folly. His future father-in-law

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    spoken with the accent of the southeast of England". The name comes from the area around the Thames‚ particularly its Estuary. Estuary English can be heard in London‚ Kent‚ northSurrey and south Essex.  The Kentish dialect combines many features of other speech patterns‚ particularly those of East Anglia‚ The Southern Counties and London. Modern Kentish dialect shares many features with other areas of south-east England (sometimes collectively called "Estuary English"). Other characteristic features

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    means that the inbound visitors are interested in cultural and heritage. This table also shows that after a long period of time the average spending per visit was under £500‚ but in the last five years there has been an increase. Inbound tourism London is the main destination that is attracted inbound visitors to the UK. In 2011 there were 15.3 million visitors that spent money in the UK. The total of the percentage that inbound visitors spent was 52%. However the whole of England attracted 13 million

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