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    why book are important

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    Books are very important to the development of a child because it not only helps them in school‚ but it also makes it easier for them to understand new subject matter. Reading is also important to an individual as it helps them to sort out relevant information from a pool of data that they may be presented with. It will also help a person to determine what they are interested in as they grow older. Books are important because they give us insight into stories and lives we otherwise wouldn’t be

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    Why Literacy Is Important

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    Running Head: IMPORTANCE OF LITERACY Why is Literacy Important? Abstract Literacy is important for many reasons. It is important to everyday lives. Without literacy civilization as well as communication would be entirely different. History would be taught strictly from hearsay‚ no one would know the facts for sure. Literacy is important for both cultures and individuals. Without literacy people would go through life making awful decisions. People would be a lot more close minded. They would

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    According to Farhan Sarwar‚ from Lund University in Sweden‚ the police place too much emphasis on eyewitness accounts. Eyewitnesses can help further evidence for a situation‚ but they can also create complications within the case. If we didn’t use eyewitnesses‚ we wouldn’t actually know what could have happened. Being an eyewitness of an accident or crime can impact the following: Security‚ uses‚ and affects how the brain works. Firstly‚ by having eyewitnesses of a situation if will help create

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    Why Grammar Is Important

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    It is obvious that not many people realize how important grammar is. There are so many abbreviations and so much slang nowadays‚ it is impossible to know what people mean. I can’t even count how many times I have had to call someone to ask them what they were talking about in a text message because they didn’t use correct punctuation and grammar. I never did pay attention that much to grammar or punctuation either when I was in elementary and middle school. However‚ ever since I have gotten to high

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    mitochondrial pool is impertinent for a healthy pool of mitochondria with exercise‚ removing the damaged mitochondria is equally as important. During exercise it is well known that mitochondria release ROS that can be harmful when accumulated 76. If the dysfunctional mitochondria are not removed efficiently it will lead to an accumulation of harmful organelles. Studies have examined improper removal of mitochondria and suggest that an accumulation leads to incomplete fatty acid oxidation and skeletal

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    layer‚ liquid‚ gas‚ and paper‚ but for this lab paper chromatography will be used. Who invented chromatography? A Russian botanist named Mikhail Semyonovich Tsvet invented chromatography in 1901 while doing research on plant pigments. Why is chromatography so important? This is because over 60% of all chemical analysis is done with one of the four types of chromatography. Police also use it to test cocaine in urine‚ alcohol in blood‚ and lead in water. Other uses for chromatography include to determine

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    well. Children can in some situations nevertheless‚ develop an ability to cope with harm and neglect‚ to have a favourable development in unfavourable circumstances due to intrinsic and personal factors‚ a concept authors call resilience. Multiple studies have come to realise that promoting resilience for children who have experienced trauma can be a beneficial approach to intervene and improve their future lives however‚ there is still much to learn about this concept and how it can best be operationalised

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    Why are Veteran’s important? I could create a lengthy list of reasons‚ but instead let me tell the tale of America’s history; the literal roots of this nation. Long ago‚ in the year 1776‚ a man by the name of John Hancock‚ planted a seed. The seed‚ a perennial‚ was to last for countless years to come. At first he was unsure‚ will this seedling survive? Will it be able to grow and prosper‚ receive enough care and appreciation? To this day‚ the same tree stands‚ watered by tears and bloodshed‚ preserved

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    War II and I find it important that it is shown not only as a bad thing‚ but as something that he have managed to overcome in our short countryhood. Memorials are something that are used to say that this happens and we do recognize that those things did happen‚ they are there for the sole remembrance of the people have fallen and those who are honored because the things that happened throughout the course of a complicated history. Therefore there are three main reasons as to why these memorials should

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    and using cursive has been shown to improve brain development‚ but that isn’t the purpose of our schools. Ensuring a child’s brain develops well is a matter of health‚ and therefore the duty of the parents. Although healthy brain development is an important part of a child’s growth‚ it is a private matter. It should be attended to by the parents‚ not the government.

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