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    and contemporary deconstruction in the Han culture and the Mongolian culture this study will elucidate cultural diversity contributes to the design atmosphere‚ adding a unique appreciation of diversity. To demonstrating how the Han culture and the Mongolian culture occupy a unique place and how both are shrinking in the past and contemporary time respectively‚ this research will initially ascertain the root of the Han culture and the Mongolian culture‚ which focalizes in design territory. The Han culture

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    Abstract Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is an age-old trade with history dating back thousands of years. With a vast array of treatment methods and remedies using herbs‚ TCM is generally accepted among the Chinese population as a viable source of treatment. At the same time‚ with the rise of western medicine in the 1800s‚ we will see how TCM manages to keep up with the pace of modernization and remain competitive. Using the SWOT model‚ we will classify TCM according to its strengths‚ weaknesses

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    (1200-1400) Mongolian Art The era of the Mongolian Empire was a time that left its mark deep into the history of the world. Founded by Genghis Kahn‚ the Mongolian Empire conquered much of Asia and even parts of Europe. The amount of land that the empire conquered was unheard of. The empire was very different from other empires of its time‚ and Kahn ruled differently than all the other leaders. The paintings‚ weaponry‚ and artifacts give us insight into how this empire was able to conquer all that

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    Correspondence concerning this article should be addressed to Adebisi Alao‚ at Canterbury Christ Church University: c.alao229@canterbury.ac.uk Sex differences in Mongolian gerbils (Meriones unguiculatus) in an open-field test. Adebisi Alao Canterbury Christ Church University Abstract This study was an observational study‚ which involved watching videos of four gerbils participating in an open field test. The study looked at sex differences in male and female gerbils‚ in terms of anxiety

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    Mongolia RISE OF GHENGIS (Chinggis) KHAN After the migration of the Jurchen‚ the Borjigin Mongols had emerged in central Mongolia as the leading clan of a loose federation. The principal Borjigin Mongol leader‚ Kabul Khan‚ began a series of raids into Jin in 1135. In 1162 (some historians say 1167)‚ Temujin‚ the first son of Mongol chieftain Yesugei‚ and grandson of Kabul‚ was born. Yesugei‚ who was chief of the Kiyat subclan of the Borjigin Mongols‚ was killed by neighboring Tatars in 1175‚

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    Chapter 1 INTRODUCTION A. Background of the Study How can traditional games improve the health of the young generation rather than using hi-tech gadgets? Every one of us experience playing traditional games although there is a small percent of people saying that they have not given chance to play for their own reason. Traditional games are games commonly played by children ages 6-12 years old‚ usually using native materials or instruments. Here in the Philippines‚

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    The Mongolian Empire had significant political and economical impact on China and Russia during their time of power‚ but mostly China got the full impact of the Mongolian rule because of their closeness to Mongol. This brought upon direct rule by the Mongolian Empire‚ Whereas Russia was left alone for the most part. They were mainly left to its devices under independent princedoms and got the Mongolian influence through taxes. The rule of Mongolia had more of an impact on China than on the

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    risks that businesses and other organizations encounter when dealing with traditional litigation? The business risks to either lose or gain at the end of the court proceeding. Lose of Time- The process of handling traditional litigation in relation to businesses and organizations normally forms a crucial scenario as it affects the firm’s entire performance either positively or negatively. While undertaking on the traditional litigation‚ the business/organization spends much of its time in handling

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    Traditional and Nontraditional Litigation Paper Carlos Orozco LAW/531 May 20‚ 2013 Lillian Hill Watson Traditional and Nontraditional Litigation Paper According to Cheeseman‚ (2010) the process of bringing‚ maintaining‚ and defending a lawsuit is called litigation. Nowadays‚ this process has been enhanced by annexing non-judicial dispute resolution in the form of arbitration‚ negotiation‚ mediation‚ and quite a few others. These forms are commonly known as alternative dispute resolutions

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    The Mongolian rule had a very direct impact on the states of Russia and China. The Mongols impacted them both politically and economically. In China and Russia‚ the Mongol era brought a great change in political power. The Khans‚ or “Great Leaders” ruled both places and destroyed cities and killed government officials. This was not just an example of the Mongols ruthlessness but it was a form of tactics that brought fear into the opposing people so they would never revolt. Also‚ in China

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