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    How significant was the Battle of the Somme in attempts to break the stalemate on the Western Front? Use Sources F and G and your own knowledge to answer this question. The Battle of the Somme‚ occurring at July 1916 to November 1916‚ was one of the most significant battles during World War I. Its main purpose was for the British to ease the pressure from the French as they defended themselves during the German siege at Verdun. It was also believed that the attack by the British could cause a

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    THE RELEVANCE OF SHORTHAND IN MODERN OFFICE OPERATIONS For the effective discharge of their duties‚ professional secretaries must have a mastery of the basic office skills. These skills include Shorthand‚ type writing etc. of all these skills‚ shorthand happens to the most important and most challenging of all. But in secretarial departments of most tertiary institutions‚ most students believed that secretaries no longer write shorthand in business offices with theinvention and installation of

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    The Advantages of Reading Newspapers The newspaper is the most powerful of all the organs of expression of the news and views about men and the things. Newspapers are regarded by economists as a necessity of modern life. With the growth of literacy and the development of the means of communication.The importance of reading newspaper. As the name suggests newspapers are a source of news and information. In several respects they are also a medium of communication among the peoples of the world

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    Advantages and disadvantages of computer Advantages of computer:- When Charles Babbage invented the computer decades ago‚ he would probably not have realized the impact it would have on mankind’s future. The importance of computers in today’s world can hardly be over-emphasized. Computers have become so much an integral part of the modern age that we also call this period as the computer age. In the initial years‚ the computer was a huge and complex machine that was used for difficult work like

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    Ikea Specific Advantages

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    IKEA’s firm-specific advantages? Country - specific advantages? IKEA’s firm and country specific advantages could be the following: IKEA sells the same furniture all over the world‚ so IKEA rips huge economies of scale from the size of its stores and the big production runs necessary to stock them. IKEA also offers a low competitive price because of the economies of scale (30% lower than competitors) Exclusive relationship between IKEA and its suppliers‚ offering modern and exclusive designs

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    Advantages of Hydro Power

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    Advantages of hydro power ADVANTAGES:     * Once a dam is constructed‚ electricity can be produced at a constant rate. * If electricity is not needed‚ the sluice gates can be shut‚ stopping electricity generation. The water can be saved for use another time when electricity demand is high. * Dams are designed to last many decades and so can contribute to the generation of electricity for many years / decades. * The lake that forms behind the dam can be used for water sports

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    A New Modern Canada

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    Social Studies 11  4 May 2015     A New Modern Canada  In the 1920s‚ the creation of technological advancements was the most exciting  development for that time. There were many types of new advances that help life be easier and  stress free. Things such as electric refrigerators and vacuum cleaners helped with the housework.  Telephones allowed Canadians to communicate through long distance. Also‚ the creation of radio  and movies enriched people’s entertainment life. The development of technology in the 1920s 

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    Ethics in Modern Marketing

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    Ethics in Modern Marketing Abstract: The success of every marketing company depends upon their involvement towards their customers. The modern marketing concept mainly stresses the importance of developing a good relationship by every marketing company with its customers to enhance their business and to withstand in the competition. During the last two decades‚ marketing professionals were increasing their awareness of customer/ client relationships; society has become much more aware of ethical

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    The History of Modern Management Essay Introduction: The value of history and theory of modern management have always been questioned by the community. To become modern management as it is today it had to run through a lot of complicated changes and developments. Several people assume that history was and is irrelevant to our contemporary society of the business world and that theory cannot be used in a practical way‚ as it is abstract. CITATION Gri02 \l 1031 (Griffin‚ 2002) As a matter of fact

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    Achilles: Modern Soldier

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    Achilles‚ Modern Soldier I was privy to many discussions and arguments that took place behind the backs of the soldiers’ leadership as to why they should do what they were being commanded to do by them. All too often soldiers begin to become complacent when they feel over taxed by their leadership or taken advantage of and become pathos driven when they cannot see the fruits of their labor coming to fruition during war or even peacekeeping missions; especially long deployments such as Iraq‚ Afghanistan

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