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    ARCHITECTURE: WORDS OR SHAPES Introduction Architecture can be viewed with two different types of properties. Properties that can be seen like shapes‚ their composition‚ the spaces they create and‚ the colours and textures that make up their appearance. These properties are considered to be visual while other properties are considered to be abstract. These properties can only be described using words; the meanings

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    Introduction to Word Processing Word Processing Background OpenOffice.org WRITER OpenOffice.org Writer is an open source/free software word processor that is a component of the OpenOffice.org software package. Writer is capable of opening and saving documents in a number of various formats‚ including Microsoft Word’s .doc‚ .rtf‚ .xhtml‚ and the Oasis Open Document format (or commonly called as ODF‚ its default format of version 2.0). As with format the OpenOffice.org suite‚ Writer can

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    Essay On The Word Retard

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    Since the late 1800’s‚ the word ‘retard’ has been used - firstly as a clinical diagnosis to mean delay or hold back in term of progress‚ then later became a derogatory slang to mean stupid or dumb. While the word certainly was used to mean intellectually inhibited‚ many believe the everyday usage of the word “retard” is not directed toward people with disabilities‚ and therefore should be okay to incorporate into day to day conversation. Even though you might think the word is not offensive to friends

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    Naylor’s Essay “The Meanings of a Word” and Christine Leong’s “Being a Chink‚” both authors‚ whom are women of color‚ address the power behind words and their definitions. While acknowledging that words can be both empowering and positive‚ both Naylor and Leong address that words can be used in negative ways and easily manipulated. Words have the power to express an individual’s feelings and thoughts to one another‚ whether positive or negative. Alongside this‚ words can be used as labels. Labels that

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    Command Words Skill Level 1 Classify: Arrange or order by class or categories. Complete: Add missing information/data. Define: Give a clear and precise meaning of the word‚ term or concept. Describe: Present the characteristics of a particular topic. Identify: Recognize and state briefly a distinguishing fact or feature. Outline: Give a brief explanation and/or summary of the issues‚ principles‚ or arguments stated in the question. Skill Level 2 Calculate: Give a precise numerical answer

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    Summary on "The F-Word"

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    Summary on “The ‘F-Word’” It is not uncommon to sometimes hear or see what here in America is considered to be a strange or different name and decide to make fun of it or the holder of that name. This is a major obstacle that an Iranian immigrant named Firoozeh Dumas‚ author of “The ‘F-Word’” had to face. She illustrates a picture using words about the hardships that her name has brought upon her during her entire life. Throughout the story‚ she uses humor to describe what would have been a rather

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    Words are powerless when looked at individually but they have the potential for good or evil‚ when someone who can properly use them to his or her advantage. That is what Nathaniel Hawthorne quote means‚ and I fully agree with him. An example of words being used for evil could be a dictator trying to convince his people that he is best for the country. An example of words being used for good could be a civil rights activist trying to persuade people to get along and to treat everyone with respect

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    “Every black person who lives in the United States at some point or another comes to accept one thing: the “N-word” is not going away. Whether you use it or not‚ whether you are OK with it or deeply offended by it‚ it’s a word weighted down with so much history and so much pain that is impossible to avoid” (Blay 1). The negative connotation around the “N-word” has been plaguing the country since its founding. One of the key principles that America is founded on is that “All Men Are Created Equal”

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    1. What comes before the 2 word stage?( put in context) Analyse the holophrases in the data and suggest how they could mean more than one thing 2. What word classes are dominant? 3. How Roger Brown’s research (10 meaning relations) is a way of showing the grammatical awareness small children have ( try to find 6 examples of his 10 from the data) 4. How pivot and open is another method 5. What conclusion can be drawn from the one word and three word examples in the data? Are the stages rigid or

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    From Wikipedia‚ the free encyclopedia The first version of Microsoft Word was developed by Charles Simonyi and Richard Brodie‚ former Xerox programmers hired by Bill Gates and Paul Allen in 1981. Both programmers worked on Xerox Bravo‚ the first Microsoft WYSIWYGword processor. The first Word version‚ Word 1.0‚ was released in October 1983 for Xenix and MS-DOS; it was followed by four very similar versions that were not very successful. The first Windows version was released in 1989‚ with a slightly

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