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    being a great economic and political power and believed that similar policies would elicit India’s emergence as a rich & powerful nation. Hence‚ he advocated foreign inflow of capital to solve the problem of scarcity of capital and resources. He was left by GD Birla‚ his elder brother who was actively involved in political matters‚ the task of consolidation of commercial & industrial activities‚ which by now had put a strong foot forward in the industry. His achievements and contributions can

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    The Contributions of Stephen Hawking   "I don ’t want to go to school today. I have a cold." No one can truly say that this thought has never crossed their mind. Everyday around the globe‚ people are missing school‚ work‚ and common engagements for various reasons. Although they often may not be the most frivolous of excuses‚ they are still excuses. What if you are completely paralyzed and confined to a wheelchair for the rest of your life? It this isn’t a reason to skip anything; it is most

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    some little time‚ without meeting anything‚ until at last he came to a beautiful child. So he said to the child‚ "What do you do here?" And the child said‚ "I am always at play. Come and play with me!" So‚ he played with that child‚ the whole day long‚ and they were very merry. The sky was so blue‚ the sun was so bright‚ the water was so sparkling‚ the leaves were so green‚ the flowers were so lovely‚ and they heard such singing-birds and saw so many butteries‚ that everything was beautiful. This was

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    History essay Question: Discuss Australia’s three main contributions to the United Nations Australia has a huge contribution to the United Nations now and in the past in three major aspects‚ financially‚ providing personnel for security operations and help peace keepers. The first is financial contributions‚ on average Australia contributes US$22.9 million dollars per year. Australia also has a major contribution to the UN in troops and soldiers to help them in many-sided peace and security operations

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    World War I was a series of unfortunate events for everyone involved. It’s made out to be this great war that we must learn about‚ but once we do‚ we soon find out that it was just a string of very small events that led to such a big and preventable war. The three biggest causes of WWI are the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand‚ the Balkans‚ and Militarism. The leading cause of the beginning of WWI was the assassination of Archduke Ferdinand. It happened in June 1914 by a group that went

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    returned to their hives performed certain dances to communicate other bees where and how far the food was. Moreover‚ Seyfarth et al. (1980)‚ after having studied velvet monkeys‚ found that they communicated to their members the type of predators by giving different alarms calls. So for example if it were an eagle to look out for‚ the monkey’s call would cause its members to look up in the sky‚ where as if it were a leopard‚ its members would immediately climb in the trees (Cooper T and Kaye H‚ 2007)

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    Modern History Essay Area of Study: Pearl Harbor Question: Why did Japan attack Pearl Harbor and what were the consequences that Japan faced? On the dawn of the 7th of December 1941‚ the unfolding of the strategic surprise attack on Pearl Harbor which had been planned in secrecy several months in advance by the empire of Japan took place and was known and remembered by many as the day of infamy (Franklin D. Roosevelt‚ December 7th 1941). The surprise attack executed by the Japanese military

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    Ancient Greek Religious Temples. By: Sydney Fry Thesis The Greek religious temples were very important to the ancient Greek people because they were used to worship the gods. Why were the greek religious temples so important? Why were greek religious temples so important? In ancient greece‚ greek gods were the way of explaining life. They believed that the gods took care of them after they died so the temples acted as homes for the gods. Since the gods lived forever the temple

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    What values did the founding generation believe were important to a successful America? If more Americans pondered this question‚ they would have a more clear understanding of why those brave men who came before us risked their blood‚ treasure and sacred honor to create the greatest nation on Earth. The Founding Fathers were a revolutionary group whose goal was American liberty. They believed in religious freedom in order for a successful America. They understood that the citizens should have a say

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    The images of Full Fathom Five In the world of seafaring men‚ William Shakespeare may not be particularly celebrated. It can’t‚ however‚ be said that he didn’t try his hand at a dirge for such sailors in his poem‚ "Full Fathom Five." In this poem‚ the use of concrete images and onomatopoeia brings to life the poem‚ bringing the reader closer to the bottom of the sea where the poem is set.   On the seafloor‚ we are told‚ a corpse of "thy father" (Imogene) lies (l. 1). The poem instantly then begins

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