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    Selwyn Duke describes on his periodical about the power of the music influence people. He states that if individual can be taught to read with rhymes and songs‚ then he or she can also learn the same way what is wrong and right. He mentions how music can be used to provide a positive education‚ such teaching kids on healthy eating habits. But‚ the most intriguing is how music and culture has impacted the people. How it intrigues kids from sounds that they have never hear and from things that they

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    On October 19‚ 2003‚ negotiation between Thai and Australian Government had finally completed‚ giving birth to Thailand-Australia Free Trade Agreement (TAFTA)‚ the first comprehensive free trade agreement between Thailand and a developed country and the third free trade agreement for Australia. Since entering into force during January 2005‚ TAFTA has greatly affected on investment flows between Thailand and Australia. Like most Free Trade agreements‚ the main objective of TAFTA are to facilitate

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    The Giver is a science fiction book written by Lois Lowry and is about a Utopian society which Jonas the main character lives. The main character named Jonas lives in a world without colors‚ choice‚ pain‚ diversity‚ and no freedom. And he is soon to notice that his “perfect” world has negative consequences and dangers. Lowry warns her readers about the many dangers of living in a world with excessive conformity where the is no feelings‚ no individuality or uniqueness‚ and they have no choice on your

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    Religious people were more concerned about attempts to make human beings "better." Those people who attended church frequently were most likely to disapprove of the three major areas of technology seeking to modulate the constitution of man: gene editing‚ brain chip

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    This condition is referred to as insulin resistance. Due to this‚ the body requires more insulin to enable glucose enter the cells. The pancreatic cells keep up with the demand for more insulin. Later‚ it does not manufacture the required amount of insulin when blood sugar increases. This then leads to type II diabetes. According to Kang (2014)‚ in treatment of type II diabetes‚ a person is required to change diet or use insulin for treatment. Change of

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    their focus on improving the features inside their phones‚ Nokia focused on changing their phones hardware‚ but keeping the same feature. As a result of this mistake‚ Nokia had to bear the consequences of losing their customers to their competitors. People prefer Smartphones which offered better applications and functions such as Apple and Samsung. Consumer‚ specifically upscale consumers‚ value the advancement of Smartphone design and hardware specification but only if it is supported by a high end

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    Chlorine in Photosynthesis Experiment Abstract Photosynthesis the means by which green plants and different types of organisms use light from the sun to synthesize foods from CO2 and H2O. Chlorine is a chemical element usually in the form of a yellow-green gas and is a strong oxidizing agent. Elodea is a type of aquatic plant also known as waterweed that is native to North America. In the experiment that took place‚ the effect of chlorine in the presence of photosynthesis reactions were studied

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    Free trade was a concept that was introduced by Globalization and global theorists gladly embraced this. The specialized trade community hailed the treaties and institutions such as North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and World Trade Organization (WTO) that were set up to encourage World trade. Even though many theorists and logicians were behind Free trade‚ but also many Environmental non – governmental organizations attacked NAFTA and WTO because they believed these strong forces would

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    (Simon‚ J.E.‚ 1984)Even though poppy is still considered to be one of the most important medicinal plants it does has its dangerous effects on the body when misused and abused just like any other addictive drug. Short term effects of opium use are mostly related to the euphoric feelings that come from smoking the drug‚ which includes felling sleepy‚ drowsy‚ or

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    up children more tiring if they are older. In one respect it may be positive for society because if people are choosing to work for longer‚ a country will have a productive workforce. On the negative side though‚ in the long-term falling fertility rates will mean an aging population with a lack of young people to work and take care of the elderly. In conclusion‚ there are several reasons that people are having children later in life‚ and this can have a number of impacts‚ both positive and negative

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