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    1) Outline one conception of a good or worthwhile life for a human being. What would a democratic state (such as India) need to do in order to preserve and protect the values that guide your chosen conception of good life? My concept of a good or worthwhile life for a human being is to be part of an egalitarian society. Egalitarianism is a concept that favours equality for all citizens or people of that nation to be holding equal fundamental rights and to express and act on irrespective of their

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    HARMONY-IN-GRADATION RESOURCE ALLOCATION FOR RESOURCE TYPE COMMUNICATION Sigit Haryadi Abstract: Fairness is not a human right only‚ but also significant for the communication traffic‚ specifically related to the need for the high reliability and fair of the resource allocation that applies to traffic that is both massive and handled automatically by resources‚ called as massive Resource Type Communications. Furthermore‚ the Resource Type Communications generates traffic that has two gradation

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    Why the Dramatic Monologue is Perfect The Reluctant Fundamentalist‚ is written in the form of a dramatic monologue. A dramatic monologue is a style of writing where only one person is talking‚ even if there is another person on the other end of the conversation‚ the reader or listener only hears the voice of the person delivering the dramatic monologue. Although the speaker may refer to the listener‚ you will never hear the actual voice or direct opinion of the person who is being talked to.

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    Tone In Camp Harmony

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    The author uses language to create tone in the story “Camp Harmony”. She makes two tones in the story. One tone she creates is sad. Another tone she creates is happy. The authors language creates the tone in the story sad and happy. The first tone is happy. When they were on the bus headed to the camp they were excited about where they were going. The author described fields and farms with chickens‚ cattle‚ and pigs. As they got closer everyone jumped out of their seats and looked out of the window

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    Maydwell 10/02/2010 The Relationship Between a Melody and Harmony Music is a form of art whose characteristics come together to give it form that includes rhythm‚ texture‚ dynamics and pitch. The two main components are melody and harmony‚ which gives music its real meaning. Melody is defined as the soul of music‚ whereas harmony is an add-on which gives music its beauty. Homophonic texture‚ where one main melodic line accompanies harmony‚ and homorhythm texture‚ where all the voices and lines move

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    The New York Times article‚ “Harmony and the Dream‚” David Brooks provides the argument that the world social classes are divided into individualists and collectivists. He goes further to give the idea that that the division is misconstrued result of economic turmoil or just world perception. Brooks shares facts about several social experiments with the contrary ideologies and social responses between Americans and Asians. He continues by linking the lack of human interaction‚ with the downfall and

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    fill in the blanks and matching questions‚ scratching‚ rewriting & marking is not allowed. Answers with such errors will not be evaluated. I. Four alternatives are given to each of the following incomplete statements. Select the most appropriate one and write its serial letter and also the correct answer in the space provided. [20 x 1 = 20] 1. If Tn = (–1)n‚ then the correct relation between the sum of terms is a) c) 2. S1 = S2 S3 = S4 b) d) S2 = S3 S2 = S4 HCF of ab‚ bc and ac is a) c) abc 1

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    as the meaning of ‘being human’ and the belief of sexual identity. God created humans in his own image ‚ this includes our ideas of being humans and our sexual identity. Consequently when we form relationships we confirm to the fruits of the Holy Spirit and rejoice in our relationship with God. The fruits of the Holy Spirit are‚ charity‚ joy‚ peace‚ patience‚ benignity‚ goodness‚ longanimity‚ mildness‚ faith‚ modesty‚ continence and chastity. The Catholic belief of being human is the pure relationship

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    “It is in serving one another we become free”. – King Arthur (The First Knight) My reaction paper In the movie entitled “The First Knight”‚ there is an inscription carved on the table‚ - “In serving each other we become free”. A Knight literally means a servant or someone who serves a Lord or a King. To make it a better statement it would be “In serving one another we become knights”. Not just a knight who serves but a knight of freedom

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    Socrates: Psychic Harmony Is The Greatest Good Erika Hall 516-78-2200 Philosophy 120 Socrates believes that psychic harmony is the greatest good‚ and that the result of it is moral (rational) behavior. He also believes that if you have a healthy body and soul then you are in psychic harmony with yourself. He says that this is good intrinsically and instrumentally. Which means that it is good for its own sake and the sake of the consequences. Therefore‚ immoral

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