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    Some people say that the Internet provides people with a lot of valuable information. Others think access to so much information creates problems. Which view do you agree with?  Use specific reasons and examples to support your opinion. Nowadays‚ the word “internet” is widespread all over the world. It is pretty funny if someone says that what is the meaning of internet. Internet really have big impacts on the world and the human mind. And from my point of view‚ it adversely affects to people‚ to

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    because they will follow a route that is stetted. Anyway‚ without a need for humans for these things‚ we can use manpower for a better purpose like building buildings‚ fixing the computers etc that computers cannot do. The need for humans to reproduce more will also decrease. We can also save time by sending messages faster‚ look for information faster etc. This way‚ when an important message needs to be sent‚ it can immediately reach the other end of the world. Sadly‚ messages can be intercepted on

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    Argumentative Essay: Are Asian cuisines more exotic than Western cuisines. Cuisines is a style or method of cooking‚ especially as characteristic of a particular country‚ region‚ or establishment. Therefore‚ there are different between Asian cuisines and Western cuisines. Different in taste and how it served. Firstly‚ the Asian cuisines are more exotic than western cuisines because Asian cuisines have unique appearance. This based on researched by University Malaya that most of 70% cuisines around

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    This article explains how to make tests of hypothesis about experiments with more than two possible outcomes (or categories). Such experiments‚ called multinomial experiments‚ possess four characteristics. Note that a binomial experiment is a special case of a multinomial experiment. An experiment with the following characteristics is called a multinomial experiment. 1. It consists of n identical trials (repetitions). 2. Each trial results in one of k possible outcomes (or categories)‚ where k

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    and all of the rights and privileges that we have in the United States‚ hanging it gave us the strength to move on. People see the flag everyday‚ yet how many of them actually stop and think about what the flag really represents? People do not realize that just last year Congress voted against a constitutional amendment that would protect the American flag from desecration. Many people may not consider this a very important issue‚ but it has become very controversial. It would be unconstitutional for

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    Essay Question More than anything else‚ belonging is about acceptance. One can achieve a sense of belonging if they are accepted for themselves. Disconnection can occur if someone feels they are not accepted. In ‘strictly ballroom’‚ directed by Baz Luhrmann and ‘Missing her’‚ Directed by Michael Weisler both acceptance and detachment are evident. Cultural divide and courage are themes that will be explored the will show belonging and acceptance. Prescribed Text Strictly Ballroom is about being

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    For some people it is hard to fit in‚ and that’s what it’s like for Auggie Pullman‚ from Wonder by R.J. Palacio‚ and Quarta‚ from The Girl who was Born with only Two Arms and Two Legs by Stuart Baum. First of all‚ they both have physical deformations and that makes it hard for them to fit in. They would get made fun of because of the way they look‚ and that also makes it really hard for them to fit in. To start off‚ it is hard for both Auggie and Quarta to fit in because they both have physical deformations

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    Staying fit is a great bonus to life and can lead you to be a happy and healthier person. By staying fit and healthy you not only look and feel better but you decrease your chance of medical problems such as diabetes‚ heart attacks‚ high cholesterol and hypertension.[1] There are many helpful strategies to keep fit and stay healthy that‚ with dedication and ambition‚ can be done. PART 1 OF 3: EXERCISING 1 START WALKING‚ JOGGING OR CYCLING. No matter what your speed is‚ walking‚ jogging and cycling

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    Fit to print http://www.cbc.ca/arts/books/story/2009/05/12/f-espresso-book-machine... LETTER FROM LONDON Fit to print Will the Espresso book machine revolutionize the publishing industry? Last Updated: Wednesday‚ May 13‚ 2009 | 12:07 PM ET Comments12Recommend54 By Mike Doherty‚ CBC News The Espresso book machine prints a book at the Blackwell bookstore in central London. (Leon Neal/AFP/Getty Images) Ever since William Caxton brought a printing press to Westminster in 1476‚ London has

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    person-organization fit may be recast from a sense-making perspective. We were also asked to identify 3 to 5 organizational culture profile items from a list created by O’Reilly‚ Chatman and Caldwell‚ (1991)‚ and describe experiences that are consistent with those profile elements‚ as well as describe how we believe individuals in the organization played a role in the development of those cultural attributes. Person-Organization Fit and Sense-Making To define person-organization fit can be complex

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