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    Through what sort of stages have Pho become parts of some western cultures INTRODUCTION Pho, the most common and famous Vietnamese’s street food, and it only exist stretches only a hundred years back in Vietnam 's recent past. But in Australia and many other western countries, people are also very familiar with Pho as Vietnamese cuisine. In Vietnamese history, it has three important stages that remarked Vietnamese pho became common Asian food in some western society which has close relation…

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    little difference in terms of local cultural consideration, the general scope was the same, that is, under appreciating the native culture. During the 1960’s Africa was liberated from the colonial empire and Mozambique was not an exception, as late in 1975 it became independent from Portugal while Republic of South Africa was already independent from NL in 1910. By that time, apart from the political independence as such, there was also the end of representation in the area of culture then,…

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    Lopez (1975) Justice Powell commented, “As it is difficult to think of any less consequential infringement than suspension of a junior high school student for a single day, it is equally difficult to perceive any principled limit to the new reach of procedural…

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    In 1970 only 11 women had elected into parliament and issues concerning women were often marginalised. The women's Electoral party (WEL) was formed in 1975 to encourage women to participate and help elect people who would help work for women’s equality into office. WEL publicised issues through the media, lobbed politicians and made submissions to select committees. WEL rated candidates during elections…

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    Multimodal Body Language

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    Language is multimodal, verbal language such as speech and visual communication such as writing, expressions and gestures. Communication can occur face to face, over a distance or it can be recorded. Language first began as speech and has developed over time due to written text and advances in technology (Gee & Hayes, 2011, p. 9). Thesis statement Language is visual in many ways. It can be seen in symbols body language, sign language and in written texts. Some of these visual aspects accompany…

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    time expires, example, if the money has been given by the offeree to keep the offer open for 7 days, case of Routledge vs Grant 1828 and Mountford vs Scott 1975 , sometimes consideration of 1pound wouldn’t be enough to increase the time limit of a house which is worth 100thousand pounds according to the courts judgment in Mountford vs Scott 1975…

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    Akira Matzuo Eng-105 October 25, 2016 Professor Brody Tecate Commercial Want to stop from losing millions of dollars before it happens? Many companies now usually make mistakes when trying to appeal to customers and they either work or end up losing millions. In the commercial “TecateBeerWall” you have a group of men meeting each other in the U.S.A/Mexico border and they talk about great wall, this magnificent wall and then say that the wall is Tecate beer wall and it will unite all of us…

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    Poverty in One of the Most Southern Places in Dixie: The Mississippi Delta, 1964- Present Poverty is a plague that has swept across Mississippi for numerous of years. It is defined as the circumstances or condition in which an individual or community lack the fundamental needs for a minimum standard of well-being. One of the constant barriers in most rural communities is poverty. Though there have been many attempts to reduce the level of poverty, it is still an underlying issue in rural…

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    will start to communicate with others to reduce those discomfort. People will tend to know more and better about someone they new meet (strangers) with the effort of trying to reduce the uncertainty towards others. According to Berger and Calabrese (1975), they said that it is normal for people to exchange information between each others because it is a basic human function in order to reduce uncertainty. They also mentioned that reducing of uncertainty are the main motive and key step of…

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    In four years, about a quarter of Cambodia’s population was brutally eliminated in numerous ways (Kiernan). The only word to use for this massacre is, genocide. Anyone who was lucky enough to survive was burdened by the images of their dead loved ones. The Cambodian genocide was characterized by the United States and Vietnamese forces agitating the country, a radical idea of a utopian Communist society, and a new, dark beginning of Cambodia. In 1953, Cambodia received its independence from the…

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