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    Table of Contents Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION Background ………………………………………………………………………... 1 – 3 Significance of Study ……………………………………………………………….… 3 Objectives of Study ………………………………………………………………...…. 4 Statement of the Problem ………………………………………………………... 4 – 5 Scope and Limitations …………………………………………………………….... 5 Conceptual Framework …………………………………………………………... 5 – 8 Definition of Terms ……………………………………………………………….. 8 – 9 Chapter 2: REVIEW OF RELATED LITERATURE Journals/Articles

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    Present Technology The Great Pacific Garbage Patch (GPGP) has caused a lot of problems. People have come up with ideas as to how we can fix the problem in a cost effective and plausible way. One of the major concerns is the wildlife in the oceans. Marine biologists use devices such a waterproof cameras to track the movements and habits of marine life. This may allow us to see how the trash is affecting the animals in their habitats but can be disrupted if there is to high of a concentration of

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    The Tragedy of Commons Bite-sized trash were found in the North Pacific Ocean‚ known as the Great Pacific Garbage Patch. Scientists from the University of California found more plastic bits than anticipated‚ and a San Diego press conference was held to document the harmful impacts of the trash on coastal marine life. Some trash travels a long journey all the way to the center of the ocean. They float on the surface and release potentially toxic chemicals while decomposing‚ bring disruption to marine

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    How to Overcome Problems

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    believe that everyone has problems or challenges to overcome everyday. Even people who think that they are perfect have problems or challenges to overcome everyday. I always have to overcome challenges or problems. No one in this world will not have any challenges or problems. They will have some type of challenge or problem. I believe anyone will be able to overcome those problems. People will always have issues when coming to problems or challenges. Sometime when I have problems in my daily life‚ I think

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    has been conducted‚ the top ten common problems encountered by the high school students 1were as follows: 1.Memory blocks 2.Exam stress 3.Lack of preparation 4.Panic attacks 5.Illness/Sickness 6.Lack of knowledge about the topic 7.Misunderstanding of directions 8.Pressure and Financial Problems 9.Unpleasant weather conditions 10.No permit According to the respondents‚ memory block is their no. 1 problem during examinations. Getting rid of this problem is very hard especially to those who

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    The problem of garbage disposal and its possible solutions. Problem-Solution Essay Alexandra ID Almaty 2010 Problem/Solution Outline Title: The problem of pollution from garbage and its possible solutions. I. Introduction a. The average resident produces seven and a half pounds of garbage every day that is buried down in landfills and litters human’s lands costing a great amount of money. b. Each year‚ millions of dollars are spent picking up litter and more is

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    Problem Solving Danielle Church HUM/114 June 25‚ 2014 Dr. Charles Flowers Problem Solving Using the five steps Step 1: What is the problem? Family member who is an alcoholic. Step 2: What are the alternatives? Self-awareness‚ treatment for alcoholism‚ and research medical journals. Step 3: What are the advantages and/or disadvantages of each alternative? Acknowledge the addiction‚ attending local alcoholics’ anonymous meetings‚ and learning why people turn to self-medication. Step 4:

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    Traffic Problems

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    Traffic is the biggest problem in Turkey‚ especially in İstanbul. People have a hard time because of the traffic problems in İstanbul. İstanbul has many traffic problems such as‚ not subway‚ uneducated drivers‚ unplanned roads and many cars. Moreover‚ government know that‚ These problems have patmanent solutions. However‚ government can’t maket them. To begin with İstanbul is unplanned place. Roads and traffic’s field are jumble. For example‚ every morning mecidiyekoy‚ taksim and fisrt river are

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    I have worked in the restaurant field for over 6years and it can be very stressful. In this field I have encountered many problems especially since my promotion. Being that I was a waitress for 4 years and then being promoted as manager. I feel I have encountered more problems now than ever. I believe a lot of my staff has a problem with transition. I have worked around many of my coworkers for so long that I do not believe they see the difference in me as a manager now and

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    Executive Summary The problem‚ objective and strategy tree analysis is one participatory tool of mapping out main problems‚ along with their causes and effects‚ supporting project planners to identify clear and manageable goals and the strategy of how to achieve them. There are three stages in this analytic process: (1) the identification of the negative aspects of an existing situation with their “causes and effects” in a problem tree‚ (2) the inversion of the problems into objectives leading into

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