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    Darwinian Snails Introduction All animals require a food source to survive‚ where and when they get their food is determined on availability and natural selection. Flat periwinkle snails are small marine snail that is part of the “Littorinidae” family. They are typically found on seaweed that grows off the shores of New England (Britannica). Predators bring out the best traits in a species which helps future generations. Periwinkle snails have several predators‚ but one of the main ones it the green

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    Students Should Wear Uniform Introduction: Attention Getter: how many people against to wear school uniform? Well this is the chance to change the mind. According to school Uniform Awesome or Awful author states that “Many experts insist that uniforms improve learning. Make schools safer‚ and even help students feel happier. It’s no wonder that the number of schools requiring uniforms is growing (Tarshis 2011) Motivation: Uniform could not only to stop children to compare each other’s but

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    Uniform Civil Code India is a secular democratic country. Secularism means equal rights to everybody. The rights should not differ on the basis of sex or religion. The fact that India is having different Civil Code for different persons based on their religion does not suite its secular state status. The two major laws that are governing the lives of most of the people of our country is the Hindu and Muslim law (Sharia law). Both these laws have varied approach to civil rights. The marriage

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    Introduction: Most business entities‚ specifically those small enterprises use the manual process of recording inventories. They record inventories manually on a paper‚ as well as the product bought‚ sold and stored. The very in inconvenient process of recording manually made the researcher come up with the idea to make an electronic record keeping system for the improvement of the workflow and productivity in the pharmacy while a series of embedded safety checks yields unparalleled accuracy

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    ARISTOTLE Aristotle was Plato’s greatest student. One of his big contributions to philosophy was the theory of the four kinds of causes. Aristotle’s ideal state would be ruled by the virtuous citizens.  Aristotle thinks that a state is an association for allowing each citizen to live well. What was Aristotle’s notion of friendship? It was broader than our modern notion of friendship. It was closer to the idea of people helping each other be virtuous.  Aristotle thought the state had a duty to morally

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    Beavers Dr. Simmonds-Hammons English Comp. 1 November 23‚ 2010 Public schools should require students to wear uniforms. I say this because I’ve attended a public school where we had to wear uniforms. The difference between the students wearing casual clothes and uniforms is noticable. Many students attend public schools‚ and it would be best if uniforms were required‚ due to diversity‚ to help identify students‚ and to keep organization.

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    CHAPTER ONE UNDERSTANDING CIVICS AND ETHICS Introduction This is the first chapter that sets out the required definitions‚ similarities between civics and ethics‚ outlines aim and goals of the study of the subject‚ and finally points out competences of good citizens. Civics and Ethical studies by its very nature is a multi-disciplinary field of study. Civics as part of Social Science discipline is more dependent on Political Science‚ Law‚ Economics‚ Sociology and

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    Oxfam is an international confederation of 17 organizations working in approximately 90 countries worldwide to find solutions to poverty§ and related injustice§ around the world.[1] In all Oxfam’s actions‚ the ultimate goal is to enable people to exercise their rights and manage their own lives. Oxfam works directly with communities and seeks to influence the powerful‚ to ensure that poor people can improve their lives and livelihoods and have a say in decisions that affect them. Each organization

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    CHAPTER – II REVIEW OF LITERATURE An Overview A literature review is a body of text that aims to review the critical points of current knowledge including substantive findings as well as theoretical and methodological contributions to a particular topic. Its ultimate goal is to bring the reader up to date with current literature on a topic and forms the basis for another goal. A well-structured literature review is characterized by a logical flow of ideas; current and relevant references

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    India Vs China in Agriculture sector Agriculture Indian Economy: Agriculture is the back bone of Indian Economy.Though agricultural activities employ 52% of the total work force yet it contributes only 17.5% to the total GDP. Mostly‚ agriculture is carried out using traditional methods and farmers are dependent on heavily on monsoons. Green revolution and white revolution has given a boost to this sector but it is yet embrace technology on a large scale. Indian Economy VS Agriculture:

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