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Government.
Contributed By:Robert E. BurkeMicrosoft ® Encarta ® 2009. © 1993-2008 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
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The room smelled of rotten vegetables . She yawned and rubbed her eyes sleepily . These marks will never rub off (= be cleaned off) . Alice rubbed the sums off (= cleaned them off) the blackboard for the teacher . a sarcastic comment / remark Are you being sarcastic? The protesters scattered at the sound of gunshots . The soldiers came in and scattered the crowd . the scent of roses If you scratch beneath the surface you'l...
- Fox (animal) - biology.
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Business ethics project
B-The four CSR Models: The Economic, Philanthropic, Social Web and Integrative Model The Economic Model of CSR holds that the primary duty of business is to fulfill economic functions. Therefore, the social responsibility of business managers is simply to pursue profits but of course within the law. We usually refer to profits as a direct measure to see how well a business firm is meeting the society's expectations. Profits is in fact the best indication that the company is being effective a...
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Voyager - astronomy.
Voyager 1 had not yet reached the termination shock boundary. They reported that the spacecraft was near but not yet there. Both teams agreed, nevertheless, thatVoyager 1 had entered unknown territory and had embarked on the final phase of its mission, which includes exploring the termination shock boundary, the heliopauseitself, and finally, interstellar space. Voyager 2 is also due to explore these outer regions. Unlike Voyager 1, a key instrument known as a plasma detector is still functionin...
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Congo (river) - geography.
Lake BangweuluLake Bangweulu, in northeastern Zambia, drains into the Congo by way of the Luapula and Luvua rivers. Lake Bangweulu and thesurrounding swamps form an important ecosystem for many species of migratory birds.Christine Osborne Pictures The Congo’s remotest headstreams rise in northern Zambia and southern DRC, in elevations ranging from 1,000 to 2,000 m (3,000 to 7,000 ft) above sea level. Theseheadstreams are broken by many rapids and therefore cannot be used for commercial navigatio...
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Analyse chanson Mirrors
SHORT ANALYSIS AND WHY DID I CHOOSE IT: This song was written by Justin Randall Timberlake . He is an American pop musician, composer, presenter and actor. He is also very famous and known all around the world for his songs and the song I just read. The song Mirrors was written in honor of Justin Timberlake’s grandparents for their celebration of 63 years of marriage, and that is why the music video is very special to him. The song is about loved ones being a reflection of one and other, t...
- Kwame Nkrumah.
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- Gibraltar
- Vasco da Gama I INTRODUCTION Vasco da Gama (1469?
- Vasco da Gama.
- Vasco da Gama - explorer.
- Buzz Aldrin - Biography.
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Marco Polo.
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Marco Polo
Marco Polo (1254-1324), Venetian traveler and author, whose account of his travels and experiences in China offered Europeans a firsthand view of Asian lands and
stimulated interest in Asian trade.
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Marco Polo - explorer.
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The opening of Rear Window
see the window: it is the only thing which the viewer can focus on in a similar way to the audience of a theatre, focusing on the stage. This credit sequence has some symbolic as the plot lies on what is seen through the window. The fact that the shutters open will allow the action to take place. It also makes the viewer feel like he is waking up in a warm atmosphere created by the sepia color of the shutters and the touch of red used for the credits. As we are going to see, the open...
- African-American religions
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Bacteriology - biology.
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- Season - astronomy.
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University of Oxford.
hundreds of distinguished books of scholarly and general interest, including the renowned Oxford English Dictionary (see Dictionary). Reviewed by: University of Oxford Microsoft ® Encarta ® 2009. © 1993-2008 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
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Urinary System.
correct the defect, permitting normal urination and, later, sexual intercourse. Microsoft ® Encarta ® 2009. © 1993-2008 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved.
- Analyse spectrale
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Barack Obama of Illinois
Pre -Election Career 1988: Obama is a summer associate in a the Chicago law firm 1992: Obama graduates from Harvard and returns to Chicago . 1996: H e is elected to the Illinois Senate , which is controlled by Republicans. 1999: Obama begins running for Congress . 2000: Obama loses his challenge for the congressional seat held by Rep. Bobby Rush. 2003 -2004: Obama amasses his legislative record and serves as chair of the Health and Hu...
- Magellan (spacecraft) - astronomy.
- Neil Armstrong - biography.
- Binary Star - astronomy.
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Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Charles Darwin
cousins, descended from a common ancestor.The case for Darwin's theory was enormously strengthened in the twentieth century with the discovery of themechanisms of heredity and the development of molecular genetics. It would not be to my purpose, and would bebeyond my competence, to evaluate the scientific evidence for Darwinism. But it is necessary to spend some timeon the philosophical implications of his theory, assuming that it is well established.From Darwin's time until the present, ev...
- Niagara Falls (waterfall) - Geography.
- Diego Velázquez (artist).
- Io (astronomy) - astronomy.
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Atlantic Ocean - Geography.
the Atlantic than in the other oceans. A remarkable example of plant life is found in the Sargasso Sea, the oval section of the North Atlantic lying between the West Indies and the Azores and bounded onthe west and north by the Gulf Stream. Here extensive patches of brown gulfweed ( Sargassum ) are found on the relatively still surface waters. Actively mined mineral resources in the Atlantic include titanium, zircon, and monazite (phosphates of the cerium metals), off the eastern coast of Flori...
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Common Law.
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- Greece, invasion of
- Ganges - Geography.
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Carneades
these works - all of which are lost. Carneades was persuasive, but he was also elusive; and his pupils disagreed on how to interpret him: his successor Clitomachus, who wrote voluminously about his master, confessed that 'he could never understand what Carneades believed' (Cicero, Academics II 139 ); and Metrodorus claimed that 'everyone has misunderstood Carneades' (Philodemus, History of the Academy XXVI 8-10 ). Also like Arcesilaus - and Socrates - before him, Carneades argued ag...
- Rites of Passage.
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United Provinces of Central America.
IV REUNION EFFORTS Efforts to reunite the Central American federation in the 1840s all failed. But unity was still seen as a desirable goal—to give the states more power when dealing withforeign nations and to tie together people with a common heritage. But as conservatives came to power in each of the states, they rejected a restored federation,associating the idea too closely with the hated Morazán and his liberal policies. Carrera’s Guatemala was the first formally to declare itself an inde...
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Cohen, Hermann
foundation of being in thought: thought as the origin of being. Reflecting the constantly progressing sciences withtheir shifting paradigms, the system of categories and judgments represented in Cohen's logic is open-ended - quitea contrast to Kant's efforts to find fixed normative patterns in our thinking as earnest of its objectivity. There areother deviations: most strikingly, Kant's ‘thing-in-itself' (noumena) (see Kant, I. §3) is eliminated as a superfluousdogmatic prejudice. In another not...
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- Édouard Manet.
- Slavery
- Silver - chemistry.
- German Ideology - Summary
- Daw Aung San Suu Kyi Daw Aung San Suu Kyi, born in 1945, leader of the nonviolent movement for human rights and the restoration of democracy in Myanmar (formerly known as Burma), and winner of the Nobel Peace Prize in 1991.
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Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Spinoza and Malebranche
While Spinoza's proof of God's existence has convinced few, many people share his vision of nature as a singlewhole, a unified system containing within itself the explanation of all of itself. Many too have followed Spinoza inconcluding that if the universe contains its own explanation, then everything that happens is determined, and thereis no possibility of any sequence of events other than the actual one. ‘In nature there is nothing contingent;everything is determined by the necessi...
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LANGUE
Scientists use animals to learn more about health problems that affect both humans and animals, and to assure the safety of new medical treatments. M edical researchers need to understand health problems before they can develop ways to treat them. Some diseases and health problems involve processes that can only be studied in a living organism. Animals are necessary to medical research when it is impractical or unethical to use humans. Animals make good research subjects for a variety of...
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Desert - geography.
from the rain shadow produced by the Sierra Nevada. Other desert areas in the interiors of some continents have formed because the prevailing winds are far removed from large bodies of water and have lost much of theirmoisture by the time they reach those regions. Such deserts are the Gobi and Turkistan of Eurasia. Gobi DesertThe largest desert in Asia, the Gobi straddles the border between Mongolia and China. It contains a series of basins that are dividedby low, flat-topped ranges and isolated...
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gAiAAcheLous
de citoyens: la démocratie athénienne est exclusive. Athènes compte au Vè s avt J-C environ 350 000 hab mais, pour une majorité, l'acquisition de la citoyenneté, malgré des activités prépondérantes au sein de la cité, est quasiment impossible à obtenir. Ceux qui ont la possibilité de le devenir doivent de surcroit accomplir des étapes préalables. En effet, 3 groupes d'athéniens sont exclus de la citoyenneté. Les femmes sont considérés comme ayant des missions avant tout domestiques, liée...
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Cultural Revolution
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INTRODUCTION
Cultural Revolution (1966-1976), political campaign in China, launched in 1966 by Chinese Communist Party chairman Mao Zedong to eliminate his political rivals and
revolutionize Chinese society.
1990s attempted to wipe out the legacy of the Cultural Revolution. Even Mao, once glorified as “The Great Helmsman” and the “Red Sun,” was officially criticized for his “leftist mistakes” in the Cultural Revolution, but was still praised forhis leadership in both the war against Japan ( see Sino-Japanese Wars) and the civil war against the Kuomintang. Today, while privately vilified by many Chinese, Mao is at the same time still genuinely admired as a powerful national leader. Contributed By:Rut...