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    A divorce is a legal action between married people to terminate their marriage relationship. It can be referred to as dissolution of marriage and is basically‚ the legal action that ends the marriage before the death of either spouse. The purpose of a divorce is to terminate the parties’ marriage. In order to do that the parties and the court must decide how to handle the questions of custody and placement of the minor children and how to divide the property and debts of the parties. State laws

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    Bangladesh Biman

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    Introduction Biman Bangladesh Airlines created in February 1972 using vintage aircraft‚ Biman enjoyed an internal monopoly in Bangladesh aviation industry until 1996. In the decades following its founding ‚ the airline expended both its fleet and its horizon (at its peak Biman operated flights to 29 international destinations as far away as New York. John F. Kennedy International Airport ( New York City) in the west and Tokyo. Narita in east‚ but suffered heavily owing to mass corruption and frequent

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    Democracy in Bangladesh

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    Democratic Practice in Bangladesh From the Dravidian ages to Hossain Mohammad Ershad‚ Bangladesh was a prime place for dictatorship and monarchy. All rulers in Bangladesh ruled with absolute power and until 1990‚ the people did not have much say in the political system. Although some rulers of Mughal Dynasty are credited with following the peoples opinion‚ that was not a democratic system. Only two exceptions can be marked from the pre-1990s era. One is the election of 1946 where Muslim league

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    Dependency of Bangladesh

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    1. Trade Dependency: Bangladesh is dependent on many countries of the world for a lot of commodities and this dependency arises out of the local incapacity to produce these goods. Some of the areas in which Bangladesh is dependent are food items‚ petroleum‚ capital goods‚ mineral products‚ different kind of chemicals‚ raw materials for the textile industry and the pharmaceutical industry‚ plastic products etc. 1.1 Food Dependency In the year 2003-2004 the total amount of food imports amounted

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    Junk Food Basically‚ it’s anything that is high in calories but lacking in nutrition. Hamburgers‚ chips‚ chocolate bars and hot dogs fall in this category. Pizzas‚ although they can have vegetable and cheese toppings‚ are also included as they contain a lot of fat. Obviously‚ a diet of junk food is not the best thing for your health‚ particularly as it is highly saturated fat. In 1993‚ the Journal of the National Cancer Institute reported this type of fat to be associated with greater risk of cancer

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    Colonization of Bangladesh Bangladesh‚ a developing country‚ is relatively unknown in the globalized world and is often confused with its dominant neighbor‚ India. The country as we see it now did not exist even 50 years ago. The purpose of this paper is to detail how the region was colonized‚ how Bangladesh came to be and a brief overview of how it is doing now. As most geographers know that there is an intense relationship between Pakistan‚ India and Bangladesh‚ for good reason too. They were

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    FDI in Bangladesh

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    Bangladesh has no other options but to attain economic development. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) is recognized as a key component for economic growth for Bangladesh. Being one of the Least Developed Countries (LDC) with insufficient domestic savings rate for investment after fulfilling its basic needs‚ the importance of foreign investment is unquestionable. Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) will create employment‚ increase efficiency of labour‚ encourage technology transfer and develop new exportable

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    Malnutrition in Bangladesh

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    malnutrition in Bangladesh 9. Overeating vs. Hunger 10. Recent malnutrition and deadly diseases in Pakistan 11. Global financial and economic crisis: 12. Future Threats 13. Prevention of Malnutrition 14. How can ICDDRB contribute to alleviate the problem? 15. Conclusion and Recommendation 16. Acronyms 17. Bibliography 3 4 4 5-7 7-8 8-9 9-10 11-16 16-17 17 17-19 19 19-21 21 21-22 23 24 Page | 2 1. Introduction: Malnutrition is widespread and has been recognized as a public health problem in Bangladesh

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    Economy of Bangladesh

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    UNIVERSITY OF DHAKA DEPARTMENT OF MANAGEMENT STUDIES ASSIGNMENT ON ECONOMY OF BANGLADESH (Macroeconomic Performances) DATED: 01st April‚ 2013 SUBMITTED TO Kazi Rayhan Uddin Lecturer‚ Department of Management Studies University of Dhaka SUBMITTED BY Introduction: Bangladesh‚ small state of South-East Asia with the total area of 144‚570 sq km‚ can‘t still shake off the ill-reputation of being one of the least developed countries‚ shadowed by miserable poverty‚ high illiteracy

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    Pollution in Bangladesh

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    residential areas. A comprehensive legislation and its attentive enforcement can help bring relief to the citizen of Dhaka. Article: 2 Down in the Dumps Syed Zain Al-Mahmood The Daily Star July 23‚ 2010 Dhaka has a waste disposal problem of biblical proportions. Every day the nearly 11 million people of Dhaka city produce around 3‚500 tons of solid waste. Dhaka City Corporation‚ which is understaffed and cash strapped‚ can only collect half of the garbage

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