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    How to Beat Drug Addiction • Decide that you do really want to stop using drugs. Unless you have the desire to change you will never be able to. • Be completely honest with yourself and others. Your chances of recovery are not good if you cannot face yourself and deal with confrontations from others. • Join a website like Recovery Social network www.recoverysocialnet.com This website has a lot of supportive people that are also in recovery and really want to help you stay clean. There is also

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    How to Learn Japanese

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    learn the Japanese language (or "Nihongo" as it’s called in Japanese) online‚ you’ve come to the right place! Our lessons can get you well on your way to learning how to speak‚ read‚ and write Nihongo - the Japanese language. On this site you will find such things as the Japanese alphabet (including Hiragana and Katakana) as well as Kanji‚ Japanese vocabulary‚ Japanese grammar‚ Japanese sentence structure‚ and common Japanese phrases. What sets us apart from other "learn how to speak Japanese" courses

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    Coping Tactics

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    Coping Tactics in Interpretation 1. Introduction In spite of interpreters’ preparation strategies‚ problems do arise in interpreting situations (see Gile 1989) because of processing capacity limitations (as explained in chapter 7)‚ errors in processing capacity management‚ and gaps in the interpreters’ Knowledge Base. Many of these problems can be said to be unavoidable‚ as shown by the fact that they are encountered regularly even by interpreters with a solid reputation and long professional experience

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    17 Negotiating style  1) Listed below are the ten most common high-pressure tactics negotiators use. o 1 e) The shock opener = Make a ridiculous initial demand (or offer)‚ but keep a straight face as you make it. This works particularly well on inexperienced opponents. o 2 d) The vinegar and honey technique = Make unreasonable demands early on in the negotiation. When you later ’see reason’ and modify your demands‚ they’ll be all the more welcome. o 3 b) The strictly off-limits ploy = Point

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    capital‚ land and production in the hands of the community as a whole. This was a utopian socialist dream that was eventually abolished by political tactics implemented by Napoleon‚ with the assistance of Squealer and the other pigs in order to make room for their own utopia of having complete control over the farm. One of the key tactics that Napoleon used was manipulation of the animals. He manipulates by making his lies believable. He uses Squealer as his weapon of cunningness to persuade the animals

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    peninsula with other peninsulas coming out of it‚ this made naval warfare a vital part of a European army. From antiquity to the 16th century galley tactics were used in Naval warfare. Galley tactics had ships fight at close range where ramming and boarding opposing ships was possible. The weapons used in this type of warfare was the ship itself used as a battering ram‚ bow and arrow and cross bows. The first effective use of gunpowder in naval warfare was by the Venetians during the Siege of Chioggia

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    Terrorist Tactics

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    Terrorists are taught many different tactics to go about committing a terrorist attack successfully. A majority of people who become terrorists come from a lower class family. These terrorists learn a lot of different terrorism tactics at these camps that still exist‚ in places such as caves today. These people improve their family’s financial problems by going through with the attack‚ most likely a suicide attack. They recruit a certain type of person to be a terrorist as well. There are also

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    Analysis of Imagery "Beat! Beat! Drums!" The Civil War had a major impact on the people of America through the years of 1861 to 1865. Walt Whitman‚ a poet and Northerner of this time‚ wanted to capture the people’s reactions of the war after finding out it was not going to end as quickly as they had anticipated. Whitman illustrated how the people‚ especially Northerners‚ changed throughout this conflict; he achieved this by using countless images in his poem‚ "Beat! Beat! Drums!" The main focus

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    Introduction In this report‚ I will review and analyze different types of communication and the various technologies used to support them. I will then explain the advantages and disadvantages of each one‚ the different types of technologies which support them and how they can be applied to benefit the company. Methods of Communication SMS/MMS Short Message Service (SMS) and Multimedia Messaging Service (MMS) are a communication service component of the GSM mobile communication system‚ using standardized

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    Suffragettes Tactics

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    property as a way off demanding for women’s suffrage. A tactic that the suffragettes were known for was their violent acts and property damage. In November 1911 when Asquith replaced the conciliation bill with a measure to enfranchise the last of the male population. “Furious that their bill was torpedoed the suffragettes smashed windows in protest” (Raeburn‚1975‚ P.53). This was a tactic that people recognised the suffragettes by. This tactic was effective‚ due to the fact that by breaking windows

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