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    Incident Report

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    Department from Kuala Terengganu had cleared the area and 2 specialists from Tenaga Nasional Berhad had come for further investigation. The Head of Department from Human‚ Safety and Health had been informed. Description On 2nd May 2012‚ En Julaihi Hamid‚ the security guard was doing his daily routine of supervising the area at The Electrical Trade and its facilities. He then suddenly‚ noticed a white light smoke come out from one of the main power transformer placed at the west wing of Electrical

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    Judicial Crisis

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    1988 Judicial Crisis In 1988‚on the ground of misconduct‚ Tun Salleh Abas by then Prime Minister Dr Mahathir Mohammad was brought before a tribunal and this tribunal was chaired by Tun Hamid Omar. Due to the constitutionality of the tribunal‚ Tun Salleh Abas filed a suit in the High Court of Kuala Lumpur and while proceeding‚ interim stay against the tribunal was applied by Tun Salleh Abas until July 4‚ 1988 but the request then denied. Later‚however‚ an interlocutory order was granted to Tun

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    United Front Election

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    and on the basis of universal adult franchise. The contesting parties in the elections were the ruling muslim league and a five-party alliance called united front. The major partners of the Front were the Awami Muslim League led by Maulana abdul hamid khan bhasani‚ the krishak sramik party by ak fazlul huq‚ Nezam-e-Islam led by Maulana Atahar Ali‚ and Ganatantri Dal led by haji mohammad danesh. In the elections held from 8 to 12 March‚ 1285 candidates contested for 304 seats‚ 5 seats having

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    Poverty in Pakistan

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    Poverty in Pakistan Abstract: Poverty is Pakistan’s biggest problem which today’s Pakistan facing‚ it is interconnected with several elements which are having direct or indirect relationship with poverty. This paper is an effort to find out and discuss the elements related to poverty and it is a contribution from author to do something for his country and same time for the rest of world. Poverty in Pakistan does not affect people of Pakistan only but it has an effect on rest of world as well. Today

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    President of India

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    ------------------------------------------------- List of Presidents of India The Main Gate of Rashtrapati Bhavan‚ the official residence of the President of India The President of India is the head of state and first citizen of India. The President is also the Commander-in-Chief of the armed forces of India.[1] Although the president is vested such powers by the constitution of India‚ the position is largely a ceremonial role and the executive powers are de facto exercised by the Cabinet Ministers and Prime

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    John Bruni ENG112 Professor RobinsSevel 5 February 2014 Behind Your Style Rajeev Ravisankar‚ a writerwrite for Ohio State University’s newspaper‚ The Lantern‚ brings the term sweatshop to the attention of his readers (when does he do this? In a 2004 article about bananas? Give the reader more to go on here).. He (Ravisankar) first connects with them (who) by putting himself in the same boat as them by stating that being a “poor” college student drives them to go to extreme lengths to get clothing;

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    Science vs. Ethics

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    the most recent research into scientists’ self reported belief in God is discussed by Professor Elaine Howard Ecklund. Some of her most interesting findings were that scientist-believers generally considered themselves "religious liberals" (not fundamentalists)‚ and that their religion did not change the way they did science‚ but rather the way they reflected on its implications. Ecklund also discusses how there is a stigma against belief in God in the professional science community‚ which may have

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    Three Cups of Tea

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    especially combating terrorism. He believes that the best way to do this is to establish an education system where Middle Eastern adolescents can attend school and give themselves the potential for a bright future instead of being recruited into a fundamentalist Islamic group such as Al Qaeda. Mortenson emphasizes these points throughout “Three Cups of Tea” that can drastically change the lives of not only the poor Middle Easterners but also the world’s citizens as well. Greg Mortenson believes the

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    Introduction The writer Kwame Anthony Appiah in the article "The Case for Contamination" focuses out and breaks down various ways that lead the world towards globalization. The author makes utilization of various boundless cases to show the thought of "contamination" and the way it influences the world. In this article‚ he utilized the term contamination as a mix of all the imaginative customs and qualities that over the long haul obliterate and harm the legacy and society of the predecessors. In

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    treated unequally and forced to cover up‚ "The burqa does not fit comfortably with Western sentiments. It ’s closed; Westerners are open. It ’s also viewed as a prison for women -- even if Muslim women are free to choose it. And it symbolizes fundamentalist Islam‚ which conjures up images of terrorism.”‚ however that is not at all the case. Randa Abdel-Fattah contests‚ "To the Muslim woman‚ the hijab provides a sense of empowerment. It is a personal decision to dress modestly according to the command

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