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    PROUD TO BE AN INDIAN

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    PROUD TO BE AN INDIAN On August 15‚ 1947‚ India woke up to freedom. Decades later we still continue to celebrate this day when we became a free and sovereign nation. With great leaders like Gandhiji India won Independence. One is proud of being an Indian because he has the freedom to speak‚ write‚ express ones views ect.. People of India live in peace and harmony. India is now emerging global‚ scientific and technological superpower it has diverse environment of flora and fauna. India has its own

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    Social media is a common way of communication for millions of people. Animal agriculture appears in the media as of today with some good and negative impacts on society. Animal agriculture is the practice of breeding animals for production such as food. Society values social media as the main news feed to know information going in the world. Society may see animal agriculture as some educational opportunity to learn how to farm animals and where everything in our food produces from. The usage of

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    3. The main problems from the Cyclermate business 3.1. Production – the manufacturing issue Initially‚ Cyclermate have been using the old and ancient materials as steel tube‚ automated tube to cut saw and bend machine‚ so it can pull the productivity because they just can not meet the physical demands of the task and difficult to keep the level of production‚ so this is the reason why the number of complaints from customers about the quality and faults of their cycle production have highly increased

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    Features of Service Tax

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    FEATURES OF SERVICE TAX 1. Scope: It is leviable on taxable services ‘provided’ or ‘to be provided’ by a service provider. The services ‘to be provided’ in future are taxed only if payment in its respect is received in advance. Two separate persons required Payment to employees not covered: For charge of service tax‚ it is necessary that the service provider and service recipient should be two separate persons acting on ‘principal to principal basis’. Services provided by an employee to

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    indian constitution

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    INDIAN CONSTITUTION CONTENTS 1.What Is Constitution Anyway? 2.Why Do We Need Constitution? 3.The History of Constitution of India. 4.The Framing of Constitution of India. 5.The Preamble to Constitution of India. 6.What Is The constitution of India? 7.Main Characteristics of Constitution of India. 8.Conclusion The First Book of Constitution of India is Located at Parliament Library Building‚ New Delhi‚ India. 2 CONTENTS 1.What Is Constitution Anyway? 2.Why Do We Need Constitution? 3.The History

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    force in clearing away the Native Americans. He strongly despised American Indians as evidenced by his relentless promotion for their removal. Jackson eventually got his wish when Congress passed the Indian Removal Act which forced American Indians to relocate‚ thus allowing settlers to use the remarkably fertile Native American land for their own crops and agriculture. From the late 1700’s to the early 1800’s‚ American Indians had to travel from their homes some 800 miles to now day Oklahoma.

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    study is based on secondary data. This text is primarily focused on contribution of agriculture in the economy of Bangladesh. In the way of doing so‚ a short briefing about the economy of Bangladesh is given and demonstrated Bangladesh agriculture condition at a glance. The agriculture is shown as the share of GDP‚ proportion of labor force working in agricultural sector‚ budget allocation for agricultureagriculture in net export-import and countered with some fancy questions those pop up in our heads

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    Works Cited 7 The Australian Farm Institute The Australian Farm Institute was set up in 2003‚ to conduct research into public policy and into strategic issues facing Australian agriculture. It also promotes policies and solutions that allow farmers to have the highest level of economic and social wellbeing (Australian Farm Institute‚ 2013). This research is conducted by leading academics and consultants both nationally and internationally;

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    Jedda Feature Article

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    man‚ Marbuck‚ were with the silvertails upstairs from where they looked down on the seating known as "the blacks". Determined to tell a story that could be told only in Australia by Australians‚ Charles Chauvel made Jedda—-the first Australian feature film to use Aboriginal actors in the lead roles and the first to be filmed in colour. Set in the Northern Territory‚ it is the tragic story of a young Aboriginal girl of the Arunte tribe‚ adopted by a white woman‚ Sarah McCann‚ as a surrogate for

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    The feature articles ‘No Time to Stop’ written by Kate Legge and ‘The Ugly Truth about Beauty’ by Julie Hosking‚ embody a range of generic conventions. Both articles make use of conventions such as a descriptive opening paragraph‚ graphics and omission‚ to allow the journalists to present their ideas and opinions effectively to the reader. A common idea evident in both texts relate to children and society; the first article conveniently stating that if only we more willing to help and were less engrossed

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