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    Friends are nothing compared to your dog When you drive down to Denver or explore New York City‚ you’ll find homeless people anywhere. In some places you can go to homeless shelters and you can find people who take it up of the goodness of their heart to help those who need it‚ such as the homeless. Most people do it just to make others happy. They have jobs of giving them clothes to wear‚ some nights a place to stay‚ or even the simplest thing as a meal to eat. It’s an amazing experience to see

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    We should care about protecting the environment because climate change causes malnutrition. Malnutrition is a poor condition of heath caused by lack of food. Perhaps people assume that this issue cannot possibly occur. However‚ agriculture is strongly influenced by raising temperature and acid rain‚ which is made by gas emission. Acid rain will make plants gradually dying and no more fruits and vegetables for us. According to Michael Reagan‚ people who manage their farms in the

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    The song Let it be by the Beatles is an amazing song with a generous amount of catchiness and a great sense of rhythm. The Beatles were all from Liverpool‚ United Kingdom and moved to the United States to make amazing songs. The members of the band include John Lennon (guitar)‚ Paul Mccartney (bass)‚ George Harrison (guitar)‚ and Ringo Starr (drums). George Harrison‚ John Lennon‚ and Paul Mccartney were the songwriters of the Beatles. The song Let it be is produced in the album Let it be‚ it fits

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    Environment Culture influences an individual’s attitude towards environment. Environment in this context refers to our physical surroundings and nature. Man’s attitude towards his immediate environment is largely based upon his cultural upbringings. Trompenar’s concept of attitude towards environment highlights how man controls nature by imposing his will upon it (reference). Large organizations impact the nature and environment in many ways. Corporate Social responsibility has become

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    most commonly used de-icing agent (Road salting). Sometimes‚ it can be used along with some anti-caking agents like sodium hexacyanoferrate (II) or sand and grits. These elements like sodium‚ chloride‚ ferrocyanide and other impurities seep into our environment when the snow or ice melts‚ and poses a threat to water bodies‚ soil‚ vegetation and large number of species sustaining on them (Environmental‚ Health and Economic Impacts of Road Salt). De-icing of the roads is‚ beyond a doubt‚ very essential

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    resources have adversely affected environmental balance. Environ­mental pollution in India has increased manifold‚ One of the greatest problems confronting the modern civilized world is pollution‚ which literally means fouling the natural habitat and environment. Air pollution‚ water pollution‚ land pollution‚ noise pollution are some types of pollution. Nearly 175 million hectares of land (35% of India’s total land area) is subject to serious environmental degradation. Hardly 10.12 per cent of the total

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    The poem "Let America Be America Again" by Langston Hughes purposefully is reminiscent of Walt Whitman’s "I Hear America Singing" in which Whitman is optimistic about this land of democratic opportunity. Hughes‚ however‚ writing from a black man’s perspective‚ is much less optimistic about what American has been or will be. While Whitman’s’ poem was very unstructured in blank verse‚ Hughes’s poem is more tightly controlled with rhyme‚ tone‚ rhetorical questions‚ and more unified with repeated anaphora

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    The take great importance of the environment in my setting to act in supporting speech‚ language and communication development. The physical environment provided for children and young people can vastly contribute to their learning and their progress with speech and language and communication skills. A poor and unhealthy physical environment then prevents a barrier to the child or young person’s healthy development and learning. Settings that appear to be boring‚ uncolorful and by using unchallenging

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    produced world wide each year. The “THROW AWAY CULTURE” of ours results in the same finding their way into the city’s drainage system‚ thus causing inconvenience and creating an unhygienic environment. People are so accustomed to plastic‚ that they find it a difficulty to part with and hence DEGRADABLE PLASTICS should be brought into effect to reduce the usage of plastic in our country. INTRODUCTION The explosion of technology‚ though makes our lives smooth and comfortable‚I think that it also bring

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    Close Reading Exercise (Assignment 1) The Artist (2011) Section 1 A) Sound Uses the conventions of the 1920’s silent film era using live orchestral music that reflects‚ reacts and contributes to the atmosphere on screen. This is expressed through Valentin and Miller’s tap dance in which the music becomes diegetic and synchronous. No dialogue and the use of silence gives homage to silent cinema‚ which its unexpected success was grounded on the idea that the silence made emotions on screen

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