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    Culture of Mauritius

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    Mauritius is an island state in the southwest of the Indian Ocean near Madagascar. The capital city of the main isle is called Port Louis. The slogan of Mauritius is: “Stella clavisque Maris Indici”. This is Latin and can be translated as “star and key of the Indian Ocean”. Most of the people who live there come from India‚ but there are also some from Europe or China. In Mauritius also live creoles who are former slaves from Madagascar and Africa. Therefore‚ a lot of different languages are spoken from

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    3 – INTRODUCTION For the purpose of this strategic marketing plan report‚ the chosen Strategic Business Unit (SBU) is Aquarelle Clothing Limited one of the various subsidiaries of CIEL TEXTILE LIMITED i.e. the holding company of the CIEL GROUP. In 1973‚ Sir Pierre Dalais a former executive of the group received the support of his administrative team to invest in a totally new industry namely the textile industry. With the acquisition of Floréal Knitwear Limited the company has given birth to

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    colonisation‚ particularly in Madagascar and the Comoros Islands‚ where slaves were brought by Swahili traders from the east coast of Africa. The arrival of Europeans in the Indian Ocean in the 17th and 18th centuries announced the beginning of slave trade‚ which led to the exploitation of the Mascarene Islands. The history of Mauritius is inextricably linked with that of slave trade. For the whole of the 18th century‚ slaves were imported from neighbouring Mozambique and Madagascar. In 1806‚ the slave

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    How far does the cinematography‚ narrative and representations of characters meet the expectations of a contemporary audience? Over a period of time‚ specific audiences construct expectations of different types of media‚ related to either what they have been told‚ or perhaps what the media have exposed them to in the past. Indeed‚ it could be argued that the success of a film to a large degree‚ rests on whether or not such expectations are met‚ surpassed‚ else the audience successfully surprised

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    Chapter VII Biodiversity Hotspots and Conservation Priorities Why conservation efforts should be prioritized to certain zones A living fossil: Gymnocrinus richeri The Diversity Of Life On Earth Chapter VII: Biodiversity Hotspots and Conservation Priorities Introduction Chapter VII: Biodiversity Hotspot and Conservation Priorities Despite that biodiversity losses are occurring everywhere on Earth‚ some areas which are both extraordinarily rich in life forms and particularly

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    ASSIGNMENT 1 ENN103F

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    ENGLISH FOR ACADEMIC PURPOSES – ENN103F ASSIGNMENT 1 UNIQUE CODE: 572287 STUDENT NUMBER: 57181055 1. The passage starts with the following question: “Repressed Brits‚ evil Mexicans‚ Arab villains: why are Hollywood’s animated movies full of racist stereotypes?” Define the word “stereotyping” and cite TWO examples. Stereotyping can be defined as a widely held but fixed and oversimplified image or idea of a particular type of person or thing. Stereotyping makes people believe certain people will act

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    because of the effects owning an unusual animal as a pet has on the community as well as to the animal. Exotic animals do not belong as a personal pet. Examples of this are Madagascar hissing cockroach‚ Sugar gliders and Tarantula. Selecting a cockroach as a pet may seem a stretch‚ but many people like it as a pet. Madagascar hissing cockroach is no ordinary roach. It can grow up to 3 inches long and over an inch wide. Well it’s not something you would hit with a rolled-up magazine for sure.

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    Urbanization in Nepal Urbanization refers to increasingly large number of people living in small places and basically engaged in non-agricultural activities‚ which depends on development of industrialization‚ infrastructure within cities‚ towns and their neighborhoods‚ thus urbanization is considered as an index of modernization. The concept of urbanization has been treated in many different contexts. The most often used concept of urbanization refers to the proportion of the total population concentrated

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    vision) 2 major groups: Loris-like forms (Loris and Galagos (bush babies – see below)) eat fruit and bugs Mostly live in southeast Asia. Lemur-like forms. Lemurs all from Madagascar. An ancestral population underwent adaptive radiation (geographically isolated on the large island; Madagascar has great variety of ecological niches and over time‚ the ancestral population evolved to fill these niches – no other competition – to constitute tremendous variety) Go to http://lemur

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    consumption as a share of gross domestic product will most likely rise from 25% today to roughly 33% by 2025. “Urbanization is the engine of the Chinese economy—it is what has driven productivity growth over the last 20 years‚” says Woetzel. “And China has the potential to keep doing this for the next 20 years.” China Prepares for urban revolution Advantages of Urbanization Urbanization is a process in which overall development of a particular region takes place. New industries are set up and

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