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    presence — for instance‚ Fabindia‚ W‚ Biba‚ Anokhi‚ Bandhej‚ and Meena Bazaar. Retailers such as Westside‚ Shoppers Stop‚ Lifestyle‚ Reliance and Big Bazaar have partially filled this gap and helped to evolve ethnic wear from a tailor-stitched to a ready-to-wear category. There is an opportunity in this segment for launching ethnic wear brands with pan-India presence. There is a huge potential in contemporizing traditional work from various regions and creating Indo-western apparel specifically targeted

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    To many‚ race is political. It’s something to re-blog or debate in Facebook comments. The sad truth‚ though‚ is that race is still an enormous issue in our society. Race is a part of our identity‚ and whether or not we are aware‚ it affects each and every one of us. Racial issues are particularly important in education because schools and teachers play a significant role in the socialization of children. In the field of education‚ a person’s race can play a bigger role than they may realize. Disparities

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    an economy worth $84 billion‚ with $21 billion imports and $14 billion exports. Any event in the global economy will certainly affect the country‚ said Rahman. He was speaking as the chief guest at a seminar styled "Global Financial Crisis: Are We Ready?" in Dhaka yesterday. The Centre for Corporate Governance and Financial Studies‚ a research organisation run by Dhaka University (DU) faculty members‚ and the students of the Department of Finance of DU organised the seminar at the Business Faculty

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    Arms Race WW1

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    The Arms Race leading up to WW1 The great war of 1914 was one of the bloodiest conflicts modern man has yet experienced. Its consequences reached far from the battlefield and into the towns‚ homes and families of the soldiers. There are many arguable points one could debate regarding the origins of WW1 but much guilt resides on the part of the arms race. An arms race can best be described as one country adding a portion to its military then a neighboring country

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    Race and Prime Minister

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    1MALAYSIA: WHAT DO I THINK ABOUT IT? 1Malaysia: What Do I Think About It? When I was younger and living in Teluk Intan‚ my neighbor was Indian and my front neighbor was Chinese. Every afternoon‚ I would go to the kitchen to peek if lunch was ready and I would smell my neighbor cooking curry for lunch while my mother would have a quick chat with our Chinese neighbour. My brother spent his primary days in a Chinese school and speaks fluent Mandarin. My family has taught me to not judge people

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    The Great Metabolic Race

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    The Great Metabolic Race Metabolism comprises of a vital set of biochemical reactions that all living organisms require to sustain life. For a marathon runner‚ their physiological response to strenuous exercise depletes both their fats and carbohydrate storage in order to supply energy in the form of Adenosine Triphosphate (ATP). ATP is the energy form that the human body uses for biological processes such as movement and synthesis of biomacromolecules. In regards to running a marathon‚ the athlete

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    Ready Player One critiques our current society’s dependence on technology and mindless destruction of the atmosphere by blowing it up on a larger scale. Nowadays‚ it seems like everyone constantly has their face in some kind of device‚ including some young children. Usually we are using smartphones‚ tablets or other portable computers. In Ernest Cline’s dystopian society‚ a new virtual reality machine called the OASIS is used by nearly everyone for everything from playing video games‚ to education;

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    In this case‚ Carter Racing has to make a decision under pressure about whether or not to race given they have experienced engine failure at a rate of 29%. Based on the opinion of the engine mechanic‚ temperature is a key driver in the cause of engine failure and Carter Racing has never raced in such a cold temperature (40 deg F). The data (only 7 data points) gathered by a more senior mechanic‚ who designed the turbo-charging system‚ does not demonstrate a correlation between temperature and gasket

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    Race in British Society

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    Race in British Society This essay will differentiate between ethnicity and race; it will then go on to evaluate the historical and biological basis for the concepts of race and ethnicity within Britain. It will assess and evaluate immigration and race relations in Britain. Finally it will explain the effects of legislation and analyse historical developments in race relations. Race and ethnicity are often confused and mistaken for meaning the same thing. People categorised others for

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    Wade Watts The main character of the story “Ready Player One” Is a very nerdy kid who isn’t very popular (yet) and is poor. I believe Ernest Cline made Wade like this because he wanted to show that even if you are poor you can still be more adept then people with privileges you may not have. Wade goes to highschool in the Oasis because in the real world he was bullied and hated everything. So when the opportunity showed itself he was able to apply for going to school in the Oasis his dream came true

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