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    understand how to make telephone calls 1.1 Describe the different features of telephone systems and how to use them Telephones have many Different features that a business can use to their advantage One of these features is telecommunications. This enables users to have conversations‚ in a business‚ this would be used to communicate within the business‚ and also make external calls to clients/customers. Another feature is “Call Holding”. This enables the user to put the call on hold (the user

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    Chicago as well as The Great Gatsby‚ shows the renowned lifestyles found in the Roaring 20 ’s beyond the glamour of lavish parties. Both the novel and the musical create an ambience where drinking is plentiful‚ sex is a fixation‚ and corruption is abundant‚ yet they both capture how exquisite and outrageous these worlds seem to audiences in the modern era. In these worlds‚ everything is ostentatious‚ whether it ’s the glitz found in the jazz club performers or the party-goers. Since The Great Gatsby discusses

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    Question 1 What does the SWOT analysis tell us about the competitive position of Pharmcare with the industry as a whole? From the illustration‚ Pharmcare strengths include its flexible salesforce‚ economies of scale‚ strong brand name and health care education department. From the illustration‚ it shows that the flexible salesforce can cope with the environmental change as all of the four categories have positive score. The score of the health care rationing is +3‚ complex and changing buying

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    Poems tell us about life experiences. The poems of Theatre by Kate Llewellyn and Even If You Weren’t My Father by Camillo Sbarbaro express the different life experiences of individuals. The aspects of family‚ love and memory can be viewed in both positive and negative lights through these poems. By using a range of different experiences felt by the poet the audience can become connected to them by human experience. The theme of family/relationship can be seen in the poems Theatre and Even

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    Chicago in the 1900’s were deadly. Open shootings‚ muggings‚ and illegal breweries‚ all started with Mobsters. Most people do not know who Johnny Torrio is‚ but gangsters would not be the same without him. Born in Italy‚ then traveled to New York‚ but his life as a big time gangster started in Chicago. Johnny Torrio lived a rough life. His dad died when he was two years old‚ and his mother brought him to New York. His mother remarried a man who owned a grocery store that was secretly a illegal liquor

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    around us‚ even people. He is the creator of the Earth. Every human being that believes in God shall not perish but have everlasting life. If you believe in him and do right by him you are rewarded with living with him forever in Heaven. When someone dies may be cremated or buried‚ but their soul goes to Heaven. If you don’t believe in God nor do right by him you will end up in Hell. The nature of the universe is to believe in God and go to Heaven or don’t and go to Hell. I know what I know

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    film. This‚ along with the strong female voice overs made me want to listen closer‚ because it wasn’t perfectly clear what was going on you had to use the narrators’ words and tone of voice to get an emotional sense of what was happening. The stories the women in “They Call Us Maids‚” recalled were in all logistics‚ situations of modern slavery. These “maids” were isolated from the world outside the homes they worked in‚ as well as their selves. There was no time for likes and

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    Scott Humphreys Mrs. Palace HAL 2nd Hour 20 March 2013 Mode: Argumentative Audience: Honors Ten students and teachers; American History teachers Purpose: To inform the reader on the fact that The Great Gatsby is both Fitzgerald’s criticism and glorification of the Roaring Twenties. Situation: Two sides are taken for every opposition‚ and in this case it is clear that both sides have valid information. Although‚ after evaluating the possible truths of meaning it is obvious that Fitzgerald is

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    result was she hardly knew what she was saying." (Fitzgerald 159) is a quote made by Jay Gatsby‚ the main character of the novel The Great Gatsby. This character is best described as being infatuated. He is madly in love with the narrator’s cousin but can not find a way to get to her. Now‚ if Gatsby were to ever need a theme song that reflected upon his best (or rather worst) trait the song “Say You Like Me” by We The Kings represents him perfectly. The song describes Jay Gatsby by his comments‚ actions

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    Determined to reach their goals. What if I told you that’s not the case and what you believe is one big lie. What really happened was that America was corruption and‚ it was easy for people to get what they want. See in the 1920s people believed that America was the land of the opportunity and that if you came into the U.S you would be successful but‚ in The Great Gatsby and Chicago by F. Scott Fitzgerald and by Bob Fosse‚ Fred Ebb‚ and Maurine Watkins they give us a good perspective on how it was

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