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    Due to the change in data collection methodology from a mandatory census to a voluntary one, the non-response rate of the 2011 (NHS) census is significantly higher than those from the previous 2006 census (Statistics Canada, 2011). In addition to an overall lower response rate, certain population groups, such as the visible minority groups, are less likely to respond to the survey. As a result, since categorizing people by ethnicity and race can be instrumental for the state in keeping control…

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    ghostly. The author doesn’t really tell us much on why the knight is green, he just is. Speaking of the author, we really don’t know much about him (or her). Based on the language used in the writing, the dialect can be linked to regions in the West Midlands of England. Other symbols abound in the poem such as the pentangle on the shield, and the meaning of the girdle. Overall, the romance revolves around achieving honor, and virtue, along with one’s interpretation of their standing.…

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    tell us” simultaneously. The mode of delivery is spontaneous, therefore this implies that there would be more voiced pauses, unvoiced pauses and fillers because it 's not scripted or forced. My own idiolect is from being born and living in the Midlands until I was two. Then I moved to Devon and have lived here for 16 years. Moreover, I find that my accent is neutral, since my prosodic features haven’t identified any specific regional background. My mum has influenced the way I speak, as despite…

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    My supervisor, David Kubin has been the most helpful to me. He has been very patient and always makes sure that I know what is going on. His help has made me feel at ease despite the fact that I do not know very much. He however, understands that I will not know very much, as does everyone else, and makes the effort to help teach me. If I do not know exactly what something means or there is something that he thinks might confuse me, he slows down and explains the process of the definition of…

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    Communication and Dialect in America What makes us speak differently than one another? There is a thin line between “dialect”, “slang”, and “language”. Dialect mainly determines how your voice sounds depending on your region, in this case America. Slang, is made up words that transformed over time to shorten things. Language takes up copious portions of the world to make up communication in that region. Dialect can tell a lot about someone and where they are from. There are 24 regions of…

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    Also, the author poses specific scenarios like “For instance, your identity as an Italian high school teacher …” and “You may be a British Anglican from the Midlands ...” to appeal to readers’ emotions (pathos). Last, the author writes about the philosopher Emmanuel Levinas’ biography “Born into a Jewish family in Kaunas, Lithuania, in 1906, Levinas moved to France in 1923 …”, in order to make us readers have…

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    On Friday, July 29th at approximately 2131 hrs, while driving a Midland Police vehicle and wearing a standard issued MPD uniform, Officer Jimenez was dispatched to 4415 West Wadley (McAlister’s) in reference to a disturbance. Upon arrival, Officer Jimenez made contact with the victim identified as Virginia Sirengo(B/F-DOB03/14/1982). Sirengo advised Officer Jimenez she was physically assaulted by Charlotte Jackson (B/F-DOB06/03/1968). Officer Jimenez observed that Sirengo had a small…

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    any form of a language that is odd to a specific group or region. According to James M. Rubenstein, there are a total of three dialect regions, and they are New England, Southeastern, and Midlands. There are also major dialects in the United States by itself. These dialects are called the North, Southern, Midlands, and the west. Dialects are based on spelling, vocabulary, and the way individuals pronounce the words. An example of a dialect would be how the state of Pennsylvania pronouncing the…

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    Live Your Own Life In communities all around the world, we see young children and teens under a great deal of parental pressure, whether it be in the academic field, music industry, dance, or the sports spectrum. This type of heavy pressure on a growing child or teen can cause them to feel trapped, anxious, angry, and can hinder their ability to make decisions on their own. These problems can follow children and teens into adult hood, leading to larger problems, like adult anxiety, social…

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    While it may seem unfair for Fletro to be denied a job based on religion it is unfortunately constitutional. Unfortunately, Church of Latter-Day Saints V. Amos set a breaking exception for religious organizations to discriminate against persons for employment based on religion. Fletro can make a claim that this violates the establishment clause, but he is unlikely to win. A three-part test was established in Lemon V. Kurtzman for determining whether a state action violates the establishment…

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