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    Abandoning the traditional book layout of chapters‚ Brigid Lowry brings into play new styles of writing in her novel Guitar Highway Rose (1997‚ McPherson’s Printing Group). One of which is ‘stream of consciousness’ where the character’s immediate thoughts are written as they are onto the pages‚ creating a better understanding of the character. The use of multiple narrating perspectives and narrator intrusion in the novel allows the reader to see problems from different perspectives. Lowry also uses

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    1st affirmative (government) Topic : This House Believes That School Uniforms Should Be Ablolished. Assalamualaikum and a very good morning madam chairman‚ honourable judges the accurate timekeeper‚ the opposition team and members of the floor. I‚ and my two ither friends from the government team would like to state our stand that we support the motion School Uniforms Should Be Abolished. Ladies and gentlemen‚ We the government are very firm with our stand and before we proceed with our strong

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    Treshold Value Limit

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    Name: Jane Wang 1. TLV- Threshold Limit Value: The threshold limit value of a chemical substance is a level to which it is believed a worker can be exposed day after day for a working lifetime without adverse health effects. PPM - Parts Per Million: This is a way of expressing very dilute concentrations of substances. Just as per cent means out of a hundred‚ so parts per million or ppm means out of a million. Usually describes the concentration of something in water or soil. One ppm is

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    English 222 5/6/2013 Collection report The Limit of Desired Knowledge The fact that we are born without a choice‚ that we are expected to rise into being from a one celled organism to man without any external doubts is a perpetual theme to existence. Doubt is a threat‚ a precarious uncertainty that looms over every deed‚ making the daily reality of one persons life unreal. Sources of information‚ like the media‚ can make your head spin with fear‚ giving the viewer a

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    Why Was Slavery Abolished

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    girls and pregnant females. They weeded the canes and did other light work. The third and final gang were the very young children who collected green food for the animals and tended the garden. They were looked after by an old woman. Slavery was abolished in 1833‚ this was due to a number of reasons Before it was a vital aspect in upholding the entire western economy‚ the slave trade was already heavily established within Africa itself. Even Though Britain and the Americans were the most

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    Introduction There are over 5844 speed cameras in the United Kingdom and 2500 of them being mobile speed cameras‚ given that there are 245‚000 miles of road in the country that means that every 40 miles of road has a speed camera on it on average. That is a staggering number of speed cameras on the roads‚ but are they really needed? [JohnHenry.net] The first speed camera was conceptualised in 1905 when a patent for “time recording camera for trapping motorists” [Wikipedia]. But it wasn’t until 1958

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    The Limits Of Bureaucratic Efficiency Canice Prendergast∗ University of Chicago & NBER Third Draft: May 9‚ 2001 Abstract Bureaucrats typically intermediate between a principal and a consumer‚ by diagnosing benefits for the consumer. This paper argues that bureaucratic efficiency is limited by the fact that the decisions made by bureaucrats involve rents to consumers. This means that a primary means of oversight‚ namely‚ using consumers to complain about incorrect decisions‚ can become ineffective.

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    High Speed Train in Malaysia

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    have been instructed by your CEO to examine the potential impact of the high-speed rail (HSR) linking Kuala Lumpur with Singapore. Prepare a report discussing the potential impacts of the proposed high-speed rail (HSR) on the property markets in Malaysia. Discuss also the possible property investment that may arise. 1.0 INTRODUCTION: The subject of this report is to examine the potential impact of the high-speed rail (HSR) linking Kuala Lumpur with Singapore on property markets in Malaysia

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    Limits of Policy-Making

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    In today’s society‚ policy makers face many limitations in the policy-making process. The biggest limitation to date is the ever-increasing pluralistic values inherent in society. A pluralistic approach can be defined as “different groups… in society are divided by ideology‚ economic and cultural factors; all seeking to have their interests reflected in public policy”1 These competing interests from such groups as politicians‚ interest groups and the media play a big role in the outcomes of policy

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    The U.S constitution limits and gives powers to the President‚ Congress‚ and U.S Supreme Court. This means that it keeps the three branches of government from overpowering each other. It also gives powers to the certain branches of government to make them have equal powers. The founding fathers wanted a government that was balanced. They no longer wanted a government with an all-powerful king that might take away their rights. The U.S. Constitution creates a strong government but by separating

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