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    BEKİR ÇAKIR SECTİON:75 DATE:28/12/12 ID:1875434 How computers affected people’s daıly lıfe People are affected by many inventions. These inventions many bring slight changes our life. However‚ Humanity is affected extensively by three inventions: invention of devices‚ invention of machine‚ and invention of computer. How can people be affected in their daily life by computers? Computer has affected our lives in three ways. The computer changed our communication habits. Now‚ when people want

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    Kevin Conroy once said‚ “Everyone is handed adversity in life. No one’s journey is easy. It’s how they handle it that makes people unique.” Dictionary.com defines adversity as “adversity n. adverse or unfavorable fortune or fate; a condition marked by misfortune‚ calamity‚ or distress.” Adversity is something that everyone will experience at some point in his life; however‚ some people face greater adversities than others. Morrie Schwartz and Elie Wiesel are two men that faced two of the greatest

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    Herbs as a Supplement in Daily Life. The herbs generally are natural food and medicine based from growing plants‚ fungus‚ shrubs‚ and trees. Then‚ they are usually easy to planted and grow without complicated care. It just needs enough sunrise‚ good seeds‚ and good soil. Moreover‚ they also exist in the forest. For example‚ ‘Tongkat Ali’‚ ‘Kacip Fatimah’‚ ginger‚ mint leaves‚ garlic‚ and others. There are three advantages of taking herbs as a supplement in daily life. The first advantage

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    Stress should be eliminated from daily life        Modern life brings both advantages and disadvantages for human. It makes our life become more convenient and comfortable but there are many disadvantages such as overpopulation‚ pollution‚ social evils and diseases. We generally use the word stress when we feel that everything seems to have become too much‚ we are overloaded and wonder whether we really can cope with the pressures placed upon us. Nowadays‚ stress is a popular phenomenon‚ and the

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    Life in the Trenches is rough and horrible. We get woken up in the middle of the night due to fire falling on us. I then have to take cover and crouch in a corner. “ Each man lays hold of his things and looks again every minute to reassure himself that they are still there.” (Source 1) The troops and I have to hold are things and every minute we need to look see if they are still there. In the trenches there is rats. “ The rats have become much more numerous lately because the trenches are

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    The text ‘Daily Life in the French Revolution’ focuses upon the impact of the French Revolution and the ways in which the daily lives of French citizens were influenced and disrupted by this event. Author Peter McPhee looks at French society in the turmoil of Revolution with the influence of source and statistical evidence integrated throughout to back up his historical claims. McPhee considers the reflections of French citizens present at the time of Revolution and how the event individually impacted

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    Daily life Daily life during the great depression wasn’t easy. Many people were unemployed and without decent clothes. Children ran away and “Rode the rails” to loosen the burden on their families‚ because they wanted a better life or just because they wanted an adventure. Other kids got jobs to support their families. During the depression‚ people ate whatever they could afford or whatever they could find. Some examples of food during the 1930s were: Potato soup – water base‚ not milk Dandelion

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    Daily Life in Elizabethan England The Elizabethan age was significant because religion‚ politics‚ fashion‚ government‚ and literature played a major role in the lives of the people. The life during this time period was not only very different‚ but also quite interesting. During the past two hundred years‚ the Elizabethan age received a great deal of attention. A popular monarch who was adored by the people of England was Elizabeth. The government of England relied massively on her because they

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    Introduction…………………………………………………................................03 How had science and technology changed the nature of warfare?......................................................................................................04 How awful was daily life for soldiers in the trenches?…………………………………………………......................................10 Why was defending the Ypres Salient so difficult?………………………………………………….......................................15 Why was the Battle of the Somme such a disaster

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    Origin The IPA was first published in 1888 by the Association Phonétique Internationale (International Phonetic Association)‚ a group of French language teachers founded by Paul Passy. The aim of the organization developed with the intention of enabling students and linguists to learn and record the pronunciation of languages accurately‚ thereby avoiding the confusion of inconsistent‚ conventional spellings and a multitude of individual transcription systems. One aim of the IPA was to provide a

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