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    Finding the causes of communism The ideas of communism can be traced back to the beginning of time‚ when man still lived in small‚ primitive communities. In these communities the members needed to rely on each other for survival. They shared everything they had‚ and each member provided protection for the whole. Nobody was wealthy or poor; everybody was equal. These social systems‚ as time went on‚ completely changed and became a lot more complex. Social classes came into existence bringing

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    Finding Nemo Journey

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    Finding Nemo is a film where a clown fish named Marlin living in the Great Barrier Reef loses his son‚ Nemo at a school excursion to the open sea. After Marlin’s despite warnings about the danger of the sea‚ Nemo gets taken away by a bunch of divers taken back to a Sydney dentist office. When his son was taken away from him‚ Marlin goes on a journey to rescue him. Throughout the journey Marlin has his up and downs but in the end he learns how to not be afraid and to let go and believe through humour

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    The article "Finding Lucy: The Leakeys and the Search for Human Origins" dated June 13‚2016 written by Cynthia Stokes Brown discusses the Leakeys and their finding‚ but also Donald Johanson finding Lucy. Now‚ most scienctists agree that the human (Homo sapien) chain started out in Africa. They thought that because when they tested the ashes of the fossils that were buried by ashes near volcanoes‚ they could see how old the fossils were. The fossils that the scientists found were up to 4.4 million

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    Introduction: The saying "The mind is not vessel to be filled‚but a fire to be kindled" means a lot to the present situation of education.Students should not be forced to acquire knowledge as filling something into an empty vessel.Education should be like a fire that is lit upon something that grows eventually to sustain.It is totally different that when a student is forced to acquire knowledge rather than tempted to acquire knowledge by his own interest and curiosity. Content: Students now-a-days

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    Stereotyping in "Finding Nemo" According to the textbook‚ Social Psychology by Aronson‚ Wilson and Ekert‚ stereotyping is‚ "a generalization about a group in which identical characteristics are assigned to virtually all members of the group‚ regardless of actual variation among the members" (Aronson et al‚ 597). In other words‚ stereotyping occurs when assumptions are made about a group and its members‚ regardless of whether all the members possess the attributions of the assumptions. Some stereotypes

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    Finding Nemo the Movie

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    Finding Nemo At first glance this movie appears to be just a computer animated film about a bunch of fish for children. Lookinat at it from a psychological standpoint‚ however‚ reveals it’s more complex than one may think. I chose this film o write about because of the fact that all the main characters seem to suffer from some sort of psychological disorder. The story is about a small clown fish with an injured fin‚ Nemo‚ who rebels against his father‚ Marlin‚ and gets captured by a human scuba

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    The Importance of Relationships within Finding Audrey At some point in their life‚ every teenager goes through a change physically or mentally. For Audrey‚ her mental state and uniqueness had changed entirely after one event. In Finding Audrey‚ the author Sophia Kinsella proves her ability to discuss the relevant topic‚ change. After a bullying incident‚ Audrey stops going to school and is diagnosed with several disorders including Social Anxiety Disorder‚ General Anxiety Disorder‚ and Depressive

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    RESEARCH PAPER CHAPTER 1 Group 1: Cordillon‚ Katherine Odasco‚ Ma. Raean Dagohoy‚ Jordan Velasquez‚ James Introduction Before technology was developed‚ people used to do manual ways in doing tasks. Examples of these manual tasks are communication to another person‚ transportation‚ searching for information‚ and searching for job offers‚ monitoring sales and importing products. In terms of business and entrepreneurships‚ technology is now a “must” because of the wide competition happening

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    INTRODUCTION Transportation in Malaysia started to develop during British colonial rule‚ and the country’s transport network is now diverse and developed. International air transportations are so much popular and important in modern business. Nowdays‚ it is impossible to imagine prosperous business without aircraft. Large corporations have already outgrown country borders where they have been created‚ everywhere there is international cooperation International air cargoes

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    Finding True Compassion

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    Kelsie O’Brien Ms. Julia Salce AP Language and Composition 3 October 2012 Finding True Compassion In human society‚ man is surrounded by those less privileged‚ those in a state of desperation. In her piece “On Compassion”‚ Barbara Ascher describes brief scenes that capture the basis of transaction between the helpless and those in a position to give help‚ arguing that the only way society can achieve true compassion is by truly identifying with the suffering of others. Ascher observes the

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