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    GROWTH OF THE STEEL INDUSTRY   WHY THE INDUSTRY? The reason for focusing on this industry is that‚ Steel industry has become a major production and consumption market‚ with tremendous potential for growth after the reduction of the export tariffs from 15% to 5%. There has been a consistent rise in the prices and the demand expectations are growing rapidly for the coming years due to planned investment in infrastructure development‚ increased urbanization and growth in key steel sectors i.e.

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    Is There a Good Man or Good Woman? If a person is manipulative and their actions are paid for with people’s lives‚ would they be considered good? In the story “A Good Man is Hard to Find” by Flannery O’Connor the grandmother shows qualities that ask that question. Three reasons why are the following‚ she is manipulative‚ selfish‚ and fake. There is no good man or good woman in this story. The grandmother manipulates her son into going to an old plantation that she visited when she was young.

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    Case study of ERP Topic:Compare SAP at TATA Steel and SAP at CO-OPERATIVE BULK HANDLING LTD.(CBH) Date: April 6‚ 2013 Section: K1108 Roll no: B34‚ B36‚ B40 Index: 1. Introduction 2. SAP 3. TISCO 4. Implementation of ERP at TATA Steel 4.1 Problems occurred 4.2 Solution and implementation 4.3 Benefits 5. What change has occurred after the SAP implementation at Tata steel? 6. Sap at Co- Operative Bulk Handling ltd (CBH) 6.1 Problems occurred 6.2 Solution

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    Are we losing our Mother-Tongue? It is‚ and it’s getting worse. In an increasingly urbanised India‚ mother-tongues are under siege and facing a sustained attack from the three Ms of migration‚ market and mixed marriages. The mother tongue is the true vehicle of the mother wit. Another medium of speech may bring with it a current of new ideas. But the mother tongue is one in which a man is born. It is through the vernacular that the new conceptions of the mind should press their way to birth in

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    Symbolism and Irony Flannery O ’Connor ’s "A Good Man is Hard to find" and William Faulkner ’s "A Rose for Emily" both contain irony and symbolism. In "A Good Man is Hard to Find" by O ’Connor uses symbolism while "A Rose for Emily" by Faulkner uses more irony. O ’Connnor uses symbolism and irony in several places throughout the story in "A Good Man is Hard to Find". The story starts with a road trip of Bailey family that shows irony with many symbols throughout the story‚ most of which involve

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    100% BIOGAS FOR URBAN TRANSPORT IN LINKÖPING‚ SWEDEN BIOGAS IN BUSES‚ CARS AND TRAINS BIOGAS IN THE SOCIETY Information from IEA BIOENERGY TASK 37 Energy from biogas and landfill gas SUMMARY The Linköping Biogas plant in Sweden was started in 1997 in order to treat organic waste from the agricultural sector in southeastern Sweden. Another main purpose was to produce biogas for the urban city buses in order to reduce the local‚ regional and global emissions from the urban transport system

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    Summary of the Novel Good Man is Hard to Find Flannery O’Connor is renowned for a peculiar manner of writing‚ characterized by the description of unlucky events interwoven with the important lessons to the readers. The most highly acclaimed work is a novel entitled Good man is hard to Find. In the narrative‚ the author‚ applying her own style of writing‚ tells a story about a merciless murder of an ordinary family. As a consequence‚ a novel has become a worldwide masterwork of the modern times.

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    Too far gone? There is no such thing as an evil person everybody believes they’re making the correct choices. In “A Good Man is Hard to Find” many characters have a fault that to them seems right but are viewed as morally incorrect by other characters. Characters like The Misfit‚ The Grandmother‚ and her family believe they are the good guys‚ when in reality everyone has done something in their past or present that makes them a misfit. Throughout the story characters‚ such as The Misfit and the

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    Guns‚ Germs‚ and Steel Episode Three: Into the Tropics This episode was actually rather interesting. In general‚ it basically discussed how guns‚ germs‚ and steel have affected and influenced the shaping of African societies as it is today. Diamond’s main quest is to answer the question: why did the world become so unequal? In the mid-1600s the Europeans first arrive at the southernmost tip of South Africa. The southernmost tip of Africa and Europe are almost identical in latitude‚ with

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    social prejudices of the 1950’s impact “A Good Man is Hard to Find”? During the 1950’s‚ discrimination was widespread throughout the United States. The KKK still had a heavy influence on the South and there was a lot of violence against African Americans. They were forced to face segregation which furthered oppression. The Civil Rights movement stemmed from the injustice of the era. Social prejudices are present in writings from the 1950’s like “A Good Man is Hard to Find” by Flannery O’Connor

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