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    Day Daylight Saving Time

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    Daylight savings time is defined as an adjustment of time to create longer lengths of sunshine in the summer. This notion of elongated summer days was first introduced in 1918‚ when America was at war with many different countries (Source A). The reasoning behind this was to conserve more energy for the soldiers fighting overseas. However I was repealed the following year. It was brought about again during World War II‚ for the same reason. It has undergone many changes‚ but still remains in effect

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    Water Shortage

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    ESSAY ON WATER & ENERGY CRISIS IN PAKISTAN 1. INTRODUCTION: “Water is precious‚ use it wisely” says a notice placed in the bathroom of a five star hotel in Karachi. There could not be a sounder piece of advice but it should be given not only to the guests of the five star hotels but also to the entire citizenry of Pakistan. Pakistan is rapidly moving to the situation when it will begin to be ranked among the countries that have severe shortages of fresh water. Wise use of this precious resource

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    Water Pollution

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    70% water and 30% of land. Our body is also composed of 2/3 of water. In other words life without water is INPOSIBLE.Imagine what would happen if amount of water in nature would be drastically reduced? I believe we all know the answer and the consequences. The entire flora‚ fauna and the entire human being will die slowly. Now a day‚ we have a lot of amount of water in our planet but that is a big paradox because a big part from that water is polluted. Basically living the life without water or with

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    Money Saving vs Spending

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    saying‚ which is more lavish in its nature‚ encourages us to spend money by saying that we should “live it up.” The major advantage to saving money is that it provides us with security. We always think that money in the bank will help us out during harsh times in life. Saving money is also a way of planning ahead. Most people keep a certain goal in life when saving money. If one does not “save it for a rainy day” but instead decides to “live it up” and spend all their money then they are more likely

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    The Importance of Water

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    The Importance of Water All living things need water. The Earth is full of water. The problem is that people often live where there isn’t enough of it‚ and they too often waste the water they do have. Humans and other creatures must drink water. But is has many other uses. People use water to bathe‚ to brush their teeth‚ to build structures such as houses and schools‚ and to make products from toothpaste and paper to clothing and bricks. People waste tons of water‚ and they don’t even

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    Chuyi Wu The Cost of Saving a Jumper In "The Cost of Saving a Jumper" by Joan Ryan‚ Ryan forthrightly exposes a current social awareness that people are simply not willing to take responsibilities while they subjectively focus on their self-interests. When looking at the article logically‚ Ryan’s argument is convincible due to her detailed evidence. Thus I agree with Ryan that many people are gradually inclined to overweigh their personal cost-- and their foolishness to overlook other’s rights

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    always an important role in explaining the saving behavior of an individual. In fact that is considered as the basic of financial activities. That’s why different financial institutions offering different return rates on their different depository schemes. Deposit having high maturity has high rate of return and those having low maturity has low rate of return. For instance the current account has very shorter maturity having offered no return‚ and saving deposits have high maturity offered high rate

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    Water Scarcity

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    Water is essential for any living thing on the Earth: plants need water to grow; human can’t live without water for 3-5 days. However‚ the world is facing a serious issue knows as water scarcity – this is major caused by the increment of human activity and climate change. There are two possible solutions such as implementing high technology to produce safe water and education for both children and adults. The increment of human activity is one of the major causes of water scarcity. As world population

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    save water

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    Water Conservation Our drinking water can come from wells‚ rivers and reservoirs. Our water usually does notcome from the ocean‚ because it is too salty to drink. The water in our rivers and reservoirscomes from precipitation. The amount of rain on average is almost the same from year toyear‚ while the population on the other hand is increasing. That means there is less water for each person in the future.Everyone should try to conserve water. However‚ it matters most to conserve where the population

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    In “Keeping Close to Home: Class and Education” by Bell HooksHooks describes the wedge that can be placed between those who have received an education and those who have not. Coming from a lower class background there was much hesitation around Hooks gaining a higher education which may come as a surprise to some‚ but families often worry that children gaining more access to world views and ideas might

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