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    Importance of chemistry in our daily life                Importance of chemistry in our daily life Everything is made of chemicals. Many of the changes we observe in the world around we see that caused by chemical reactions. Chemistry is very important because it helps us to know the composition‚ structure& changes of matter. All the matters are made up of chemistry. In our every day like various chemical are being used in various from‚ some of those are being used as food‚ some of those used

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    risk taking

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    it is better to live a life in which risks are taken. The reasons are as follows: I am one who subscribe to the saying “no venture‚ no gain.” Only when we take the risks‚ do we realize our full potential. Take learning to swim‚ for example. In order to learn to swim we must plunge into the water first. Initially‚ we might swallow a bit of water and become disoriented‚ but gradually our natural ability will take over and we feel at home in the water. If instead of taking the risk of plunging into

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    The Importance of Nature in a Child’s Life Nature is made by nature‚ not by man. Nature can be used for many different things. It can be used for a natural playground‚ a learning experience‚ a science experience‚ a meditation place. The list is endless on what nature can be used for. The best part about it is that there is no list that states what it can and can’t be. It is all in your imagination. This is important for children to learn and grow with. Without nature‚ there would be no land to live

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    taking history

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    USMLE/ COMLEX Step 1 Plan Table of Contents Basic Timeline…………………………………………………………Page 2 Review Books and other Study Materials……………………………..Page 3 Question Sources………………………………………………………Page 4 Basic Sciences…………………………………………………………Page 5 Systems………………………………………………………………...Page 6 Last 2 Weeks…………………………………………………………..Page 7 COMLEX-specific Info………………………………………………Page 10 General Pointers……………………………………………………...Page 10 Question Answering Advice………………………………………….Page 10 Week Before‚ Day Before‚ Day

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    turn taking

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    Turn Taking Because conversations need to be organised‚ there are rules or principles for establishing who talks and then who talks next. This process is called turn-takinandf‚ as aforementioned‚ with their favorite game being Doom. In the book Columbine by Dave Cullen‚ it states that Harris and Klebold‚ according to their attempt at a more grandiose‚ elaborate‚ and terrifying attack than the one they committed‚ wanted to commit the deadliest terrorist attack the U.S. has ever seen‚ by killing

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    all start life as a baby and a our main role is to grow‚ in other words we must eat in accordance to our physical needs. At dinner time‚ without chemistry we wouldn’t have a cup to drink‚ the spoon and the plate to eat. The chemicals in each make it just right for the jobs they have to do. Thanks to a slippery and tough chemical called Teflon‚ our mothers can cook tasty dishes with ease due to food not sticking to the pan and therefore preventing burning of the food. Teflon also makes life smoother

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    Taking on the World Background Ellen MacArthur achieved fame as a yachtswoman‚ breaking the world record for a solo circumnavigation of the globe by a woman in 2001 and by anyone in 2005. Her writing is autobiographical‚ a true story in which she describes her attempt to repair the mast. The key to understanding this passage is being able to appreciate the dangers that Ellen faced‚ how she reacted to them and what this tells us about her character. Understanding the text Ellen faces

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    should live life exploring opportunities and testing boundaries. Having the mindset that whether good or bad‚ the outcome will be a learning experience in which we could use in future situations. It was once stated that “a person who risks nothing‚ does nothing‚ has nothing‚ and is nothing.” This leads me to the point that there is no way to avoid risks. At some point‚ we will encounter a situation in which we will have to risk something. Furthermore‚ each time we do something we are taking a risk‚

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    Taking Sides

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    The Last Taboo What unites the Vatican‚ lefties‚ conservatives‚ environmentalists‚ and scientists in a conspiracy of silence? It’s midnight on the streets of Calcutta. Old women cook over open fires on the sidewalks. Men wait in line at municipal hand pumps to lather skin‚ hair‚ and lungis (skirts)‚ bathing without undressing. Girls sit in the open beds of bicycle-powered trucks‚ braiding their hair. The monsoon’s not yet over‚ and grandfathers under umbrellas squat on their

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    This provision protects citizens from unreasonable government seizure of private property. In the past‚ government officials have cited the Taking Clause as justification for taking private property without landowner’s consent. However‚ what if the property taken was sold to another private owner who was creating some kind of development that doesn’t benefit the public? Or what if the properties being seeked

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