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    years‚ these noted specialists have realized that natural resources might be construed to disappear due to the unregulated use of natural resources for food by humans. People in developed nations might be argue about what will happen to our food supply in the future and how some developing nations are already being impacted. Countries like Sudan and Somalia in Africa suffer from famine and poverty because these lack the resources to feed their people. The global food situation is becoming increasingly

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    Hartal and Our Bangladesh Economy Introduction: Hartal means closing‚ obstacles or enclosures. Closing of offices courts and shops in order to agitate common people is Hartal. In the lexicographical sense it is the closing of shops. Mills and factories‚ stopping any kind of public work in offices and institutions. Stopping of transports for a definite period is to express protest or discontent against the govt. It is observed by a body of people under political parties. Political parties go on a

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    Animals are Our Lives “Clearly‚ animals know more than we think‚ and think a great deal more than we know.” - Irene M. Pepperberg. I agree with this quote because I believe that animals help humans more than we give them credit for. Many animals are service animals or just companions. Short‚ tall‚ or small‚ animals are an important part of making humans who we are today. To begin with‚ animals can save peoples lives in some situations. For example‚ in the chapter‚ “Dogs Make Us Humans” from the

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    Choices Makes Our Destiny

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    Choices makes our destiny A Position Paper in Introduction to Philosophy Presented to: Ms. Raquel M. Rivera 13 November 2017 Choosing makes our Destiny Destiny? A chance or a choice? To be awaited for or to be achieve? There are many definitions that can define destiny. But we‚ we are the makers of our own destiny. According to the Bible‚ our Heavenly Father let us decide on our own. He gave us freewill and freedom in making decisions in our lives. But some people believed that their

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    Our Debt to Themistocles

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    We know nothing of his early life. Themistocles (thuh MISS tuh kleez) was born between 510 and 520 BC and stepped onto the world stage in 490 BC. At that time‚ the lives of the Greeks were entwined with the imperial ambitions of the Persians‚ the greatest military power in the world‚ who had just retreated to Persia from their loss by outnumbered Athenians at the Battle of Marathon. All serious statesmen and military leaders fully expected the Persians to return. In 482‚ Themistocles challenged Aristides

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    Nostalgia comes from the longing of youth and of the desire or longing of home. This is elaborately illustrated in Into the Wild‚ written by Jon Krakauer. This book captures the journey of a man named Christopher McCandless who shuns himself from society to find his childhood passion and relive it. He leaves his family behind‚ changes his name‚ and becomes a person who only lives for his passion --- and himself. Krakauer shows the understanding that passion and longing of youth ends when someone

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    My reasons for college are probably just like everyone else’s. I went to college because I wanted a better life for myself. I decided to switch jobs‚ so I would not be living paycheck to paycheck like my parents had in the past. I know I did not want that‚ and that was the main reason why I had decided to go to college. Another reason was I wanted to get a better education other than just a High School Diploma. Many government jobs‚ as in the one I have chosen to pursue‚ required a bachelors degree

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    Lies I lie‚ everyone lies. Let’s cut to the chase. But let’s be honest here‚ lying is a normal human aspect of life. In this society the overall moral and realistic view is that truthfulness is of virtue. But if one would try to imagine a world without lying‚ realistically thinking‚ it would be a world full of hurt and disappointment. Whoever said that honesty is the best policy‚ is lying. There are ways to fib that smooth over situations to the point where it is unclear what is true. Judith Viorst

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    The role of media in our lives. The Role of Media in our daily life Media has a huge role in our lives it influences our daily activities and also shapes our history. One of the most important roles of mass media is the news and announcement broadcasting. It keeps us up to date about the latest news‚ trends and even the weather reports every day. The media is a very powerful socializing agent almost 90 of all household have TV sets in their houses a larger percent has their own radio. Media is

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    Today women are enjoying high place in our society because Islam has given them great respect. In the near past women were considered inferior to men. They were debarred from taking part in social life. Their sphere of activities was limited to domestic work. Up to the 19th century it was believed that women were the servants of the homes of their husbands. In those days women were not allowed to take part in political and social life and administration. Rousseau the French philosopher who never

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