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    Dictionaries /English, 2016). The roles, responsibilities and qualification requirements for the hospitality staff identify in ac 2.1 Operational: •Roles- Executives of operations in the hospitality industry work in restaurants , hotels and resorts where they concentrate on enhancing visitor fulfillment scores. These…

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    it going. Copyright infringement has left a harmful stain on the music and film industry. The big fact of the matter is that so many people are becoming unemployed just because of copyright infringement. The definition of infringement is to do something that does not follow or obey or follow a rule or law. According to the article “Illegal downloading is unethical and is causing undue harm to the music industry”(Illegal Downloads Are Bankrupting Record…

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    attention to food labels before they buy things and also develop ways to recognize different sugars in the foods that they are consuming. The average American is supposed to have thirty grams…

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    the most significant being sugar. Americans tend to have a very strong sweet tooth, so most of the foods they consume are very high in sugar. Therefore, scientists have been trying to develop new, healthier sweeteners that have the same properties as sugar (minus the calories and harmful side effects) so that they can tap into the continuously growing $11.4 billion dollar low-calorie sweetener industry (Toesland 2015). There are currently many well-known sugar substitutes on the market as of…

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    list a few. Accompanied by the fact that both men and women have erratic work schedule, making dinner becomes another source of stress in an already suffocating lifestyle. As per Respondent B, Jaron Louers, response, the mentioned method against fast food chains is insufficient; focusing on reducing the “negative health effects” isn’t broaching the heart of the problem. A few burgers won’t lead a customer to the hospital, it’s the repetitive process…

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    Here in America, most foods have an immense abundance of salt — in fact, most foods contain too much salt and sodium. Fast food, processed food, and salty snacks are all parts of numerous diets; sending thousands of milligrams of extra sodium into people’s bodies. Today, salts are used in processed foods as preservatives, taste enhancers, and even flavor enhancers. The United States Food and Drug Administrations recommends that people should not consume any more than 2,300 milligrams of sodium…

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    Tourism today has become a huge industry all over the world. Countries try their best to satisfy tourist needs and requirements; either for tourists from the same country or for tourists coming from other countries. Tourism is basically either relaxation, amusement, food or business and architecture plays a very important role in fulfilling those aspirations, bycontructing hotels, resorts etc. However during such process a huge impact has been inflicted on the surrounding environment. As a…

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    Council had approved a series of guidelines that regulate ridesharing companies. At the time, local taxi drivers had become gleeful, as the stern guidelines were being approved. Furthermore, the taxi drivers felt that the competition between the Taxi industry and rideshare companies had become leveled due to the Council’s proposals. Jobs were lost from that moment, as rideshare companies determined to terminate their local business in light of the approved proposals. However, recently the City…

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    also thinks that the food industry and health care industry are working together. This can be concluded by the evidence provided and personal experience. Pollan provided great evidence that can be seen but hasn’t been noticed because it is something that may seem normal now. Pollan’s main focus is about nutritionist and how that shouldn’t be the main focus of dieting, it should be changing your whole diet to fresh and non-processed foods. “The most important fact about any food is not its…

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    difference, less than 1000 vehicles were sold a year; now, more than 80 million new ones are sold each year, according to Phil LeBeau of CNBC. The need for more cars caused a sudden change in the production of steel aluminum, petroleum, and rubber industries. So, cars are also helping with employment. 2) One of the main big things about vehicles is the transportation. Think of always having to go around on horseback or waiting for trains all the time.…

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